Ippolito de ‘Medici is the illegitimate son of Giuliano de’ Medici, Duke of Nemours. In 1529, Pope Clement VII of the Medici made him a cardinal. According to Vasari, Ippolito Medici, the former commander of the Hungarian troops of Emperor Charles V, introduced in 1530 Titian Charles V in Bologna.
The portrait of Ippolito de ‘Medici was written by Titian also in Bologna in 1533. Ippolito is depicted in a Hungarian suit. After the death of Ippolito in 1535 at the age of 24 his portrait moved to the Florentine collections of the Medici
Related Paintings 
Portrait du Cardinal Ippolito de Medici – Titien Vecellio 
Retrato del cardenal Ippolito de Medici – Titian Vecellio 
Portrait of a young man (Portrait of Ippolito Riminaldi) by Titian Vecellio 
Portrait of Ranucho Farnese by Titian Vecellio 
Portrait of Paul III by Titian Vecellio 
Portrait of Giovanni Medici by Agnolo Bronzino 
Portrait of Francesco Maria della Rovere by Titian Vecellio 
Portrait of Vicenzo Mosti by Titian Vecellio
Portrait du Cardinal Ippolito de Medici – Titien Vecellio Retrato del cardenal Ippolito de Medici – Titian Vecellio Portrait of a young man (Portrait of Ippolito Riminaldi) by Titian Vecellio Portrait of Ranucho Farnese by Titian Vecellio Portrait of Paul III by Titian Vecellio Portrait of Giovanni Medici by Agnolo Bronzino Portrait of Francesco Maria della Rovere by Titian Vecellio Portrait of Vicenzo Mosti by Titian Vecellio