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Sixtus IV appointing Bartolomeo Platina Prefect of the Vatican Library, c. 1477 (fresco)
3362266 Sixtus IV appointing Bartolomeo Platina Prefect of the Vatican Library, c.1477 (fresco) by Forli, Melozzo da (1438-94); 370x315 cm; (add.info)

The solemn entry of the new Archbishop of Milan (colour litho)
2809033 The solemn entry of the new Archbishop of Milan (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The solemn entry of the new Archbishop of Milan)

Cortes appointed General as the Villa Rica of the Vera Cruz
The Truthful History of the Conquest of New Spain by Bernal Diaz del Castillo. The Council of the Villa Rica of the Vera Cruz proposed to appoint of Hernan Cortes as General. Engraving, 1807. Colored

SUCRE, Antonio Jos頤e (1795-1830). Venezuelan military
SUCRE, Antonio Jos頤 e (1795-1830). Venezuelan military and politician, hero of the South American independence. Governmental decree of Sucre as president of Bolivia dated August 2, 1828

Hagar and the Angel, Herman van Swanevelt, 1629 - 1641

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Throughout history, the appointment of new leaders and officials has been marked by grand ceremonies and artistic depictions. From Sixtus IV's fresco of Bartolomeo Platina's appointment as Prefect of the Vatican Library in 1477, to the solemn entry of a new Archbishop of Milan in a color lithograph, these moments have been immortalized in art. Similarly, the engraving of Zebehr Pasha and the multimedia Victorian Valentine Card reflect the significance and formality of appointments in different eras. In the New World, Cortes' appointment as General of the Villa Rica of Vera Cruz was a turning point in history, while Sucre's leadership as a Venezuelan military figure was captured in the painting "Hagar and the Angel" by Herman van Swanevelt. Each appointment, whether religious, political, or artistic, carries the weight of tradition and the promise of new beginnings.