Museo Fiorentino Che Contiene I Ritratti De' Pittori: Consacrato Alla Sacra Cesarea Maestà Dell'Augustissimo Francesco I. Imperadore De' Romani Re Di Gerusalemme E Di Germania Duca Di Lorena E Di Bar Granduca Di Toscana ec. ec. ec.
Museo Fiorentino is a mid-eighteenth-century Florentine book of engraved portraits of painters, edited by Francesco Moücke and published in 1754 under the patronage of Emperor Francis I. The pictures are bust-length engraved likenesses of artists, shown in half-length poses with plain collars, dark cloaks and tools of the trade, rendered in fine parallel hatching and oval or square frames a designer could borrow for period portrait layouts.
