Vittoria della Rovere, Wife of Ferdinando II c. 1690

This marble bust, created by Giovanni Battista Foggini around 1690, depicts Vittoria della Rovere, wife of Ferdinando II, in a portrait style typical of the Baroque period. Foggini, known for his refined sculptures, captures Vittoria's likeness with exquisite detail, from her elegant hairstyle to the delicate folds of her gown. The bust serves as a testament to Vittoria's aristocratic status and embodies the classical ideals of beauty and grace prevalent during the late 17th century.