Beatrice Portinari Plaque

Place antique wall decor front and center in your interior space and shop this Beatrice Portinari plaque for sale. Dated to the late 19th or early 20th century, this continental European patinated bronzed pewter circular wall plaque is an alluring wall decor decoration that will add texture, color, and tone to your wall art interior and present a baroque or gothic themed style. Elegant antique wall art reminiscent of European castle decor.

Beatrice “Bice” di Folco Portinari (1265 –1290) was an Italian woman identified as a main inspiration for several Dante Alighieri’s stories and literary works, including Vita Nuova, the Divine Comedy, Paradiso, and Purgatorio. This relief molded circular plaque is inscribed “Beatrice” and displays a half-length portrait of Beatrice in the Renaissance period’s clothing. This antique treasure is an ideal purchase for anyone looking for small decorative items for wall decoration that will work in any space, that can fit into a gallery wall setting or stand-alone for a narrow space, shelf space, or other interior space that needs a unique decorative accent. This plaque is also an ideal purchase for anyone that is a fan of the works of Dante Alighieri and is looking for inspired decorative antiques in the theme of his Dante’s literary masterpieces.

The plaque measures 2.8 inches in diameter.

The plaque displays elements of abrasions and tarnish.