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 1756 Florentine collection of engraved portraits of painters, edited by Francesco Moücke and dedicated to Emperor Francis I of the Holy Roman Empire, held by Heidelberg University Library. Its pictures pair half-length portraits of artists, shown in plain oval or rectangular frames with formal dress, against allegorical vignettes of seated classical women, putti, skulls, and ruins drawn in fine line engraving, offering a designer examples of period frame and border arrangements.
