the baker’s daughter

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The baker’s daughter is the English translation of “La Fornarina,” traditionally associated with Raphael’s famed portrait of his young Roman lover, believed to be the daughter of a local baker.

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The Baker’s Daughter 2
the baker’s daughter canonical 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance artwork
oil painting
painting
alsoKnownAs Raphael’s Fornarina
linked to: La Fornarina
artHistoricalSignificance famous portrait associated with Raphael’s love life
associatedWith Raphael
attributedTo Raphael
countryOfOrigin Italy
culturalContext Italian Renaissance art
depicts Raphael’s lover
woman traditionally identified as a baker’s daughter
young woman
genre portrait
hasEnglishTitle The Baker’s Daughter
hasItalianTitle La Fornarina
hasOriginalTitle La Fornarina
hasTheme artist’s muse
idealized female beauty
romantic attachment
languageOfTitle English
movement High Renaissance
notableFor legend of the baker’s daughter as Raphael’s lover
sensuous depiction of sitter
originalLanguageOfTitle Italian
period 16th century
portraysLoverOf Raphael
setting Rome
subjectOccupationOfFamily baker
traditionalIdentification Raphael’s Roman mistress
daughter of a Roman baker

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

La Fornarina titleMeaning the baker’s daughter
Helene Schjerfbeck notableWork The Baker’s Daughter
linked to: the baker’s daughter
The Baker’s Daughter hasEnglishTitle The Baker’s Daughter
subject linked to: the baker’s daughter
linked to: the baker’s daughter