Foscari family

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The Foscari family was a prominent Venetian noble lineage influential in the politics, culture, and patronage of the Republic of Venice during the late Middle Ages and Renaissance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Venetian patrician family
noble family
activity art patronage
church patronage
cultural patronage in Venice
political leadership in Venice
aristocraticStatus hereditary patrician
associatedWith Venetian Renaissance
Venetian nobility
country Republic of Venice
economicBase landed property
public offices and state service
trade
ethnicOrigin Italian
governedTerritory various Venetian mainland possessions (as officeholders)
governmentalBodyParticipation Council of Ten
Senate of Venice
linked to: Venetian Senate
hasSeat Venetian Great Council
historicalContext maritime empire of Venice
historicalReputation one of the prominent ruling families of Venice
intermarriedWith other Venetian patrician families
knownFor influence on Venetian foreign policy
producing a doge of Venice
support of humanist culture
language Italian
Venetian
memberOf Venetian patriciate
nobleTitle patricians of Venice
notableMember Alvise Foscari
Francesco Foscari
Giacomo Foscari
linked to: Paolo Foscari

Paolo Foscari
patronageOf artists in Venice
churches in Venice
religious institutions
periodOfProminence Renaissance
late Middle Ages
politicalAlignment pro-expansionist Venetian policies
politicalRole influential in Venetian politics
politicalSystem Venetian Republic oligarchy
region Veneto
Venice
religion Roman Catholicism
socialClass patriciate

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La Malcontenta commissionedBy Foscari family
Teatro San Moisè ownedBy Foscari family