Farnese Family

The Farnese Family was a prominent Italian noble family during the Renaissance, known for their political influence, wealth, and patronage of the arts. They rose to power in the 16th century, with members holding important positions in Italy and the Papal States. The family is famous for commissioning masterpieces from artists like Michelangelo and for constructing the impressive Farnese Palace in Rome. Their legacy includes contributions to art, culture, and politics during a vibrant period of Italian history.