The life of Maria Medici. Nechaev S.

The fate of the Florenty Medichi (1575-1642) is full of amazing ups and downs. The desire for power fought in it with the mother’s maternal duty and the honor of the queen. She had to survive the turbulent times: being the wife of Henry IV Bourbon and the queen, who was at his young son Louis XIII, she ended her life alone and poverty, moving from one country to another, becoming a hostage to her own son and unable to resist his claims for an independent The board...

how true is that its image is apart compared to other outstanding women of history, to judge the reader. But we should not forget that it is Maria Medici France owes to the Luxembourg Palace, a collection of Rubens paintings in the Louvre and, finally, a high -quality water supply in Paris...

The book is intended for a wide range of readers.