Montblanc - Patron of Art 4810 - Pope Julius II - factory sealed - Fountain pen

An impressive Montblanc Patron of Art fountain pen dedicated to Pope Julius II, one of the most influential patrons of the arts in European history. Known as the “Warrior Pope,” Julius II played a pivotal role in the artistic and architectural transformation of Renaissance Rome, supporting legendary masters such as Michelangelo and Raphael. The pen celebrates the splendour of the Italian Renaissance, an era defined by artistic ambition, monumental architecture and the revival of classical ideals. Its distinguished appearance reflects the authority and grandeur associated with the papacy, while its refined detailing embodies Montblanc’s commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and timeless luxury. More than a writing instrument, this edition pays tribute to a remarkable period in European cultural history, when art, power and religion came together to shape some of the world’s most celebrated masterpieces. Part of Montblanc’s prestigious Patron of Art collection, this fountain pen is an appealing collector’s piece for enthusiasts of fine writing instruments, Renaissance art and historical memorabilia. Picture of the pen itself is a stock picture, hence the pen is sill inside the sealed case. Condition: The pen is brand new in its factory sealed case. Including original documents and outer case. Limited Edition number: 4722/4810 (almost last number) Nib size: M The owner has been an avid Montblanc collector since 1992, with a long-standing passion for collecting exceptional and limited-edition writing instruments. This fountain pen has been carefully kept as part of the collection. First owner. The owner is now offering her collection for sale as she is downsizing due to age and would like her collection to find new homes with collectors who will appreciate them. - Safe, insured and tracked shipping - US buyers do not bid: due to US Custom Section 301 tariff rates, direct sale to the USA is excluded.

估價:$3,582.74

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