mazarine
Mazarine is a term that appears in several distinct contexts, including color terminology, a historic institution, and as a personal name. It derives from the surname Mazarin, most famously Cardinal Jules Mazarin, a 17th‑century Italian‑French statesman who served as chief minister to Louis XIV. The name has been used in various forms to denote cultural and administrative legacies associated with Mazarin.
In color usage, mazarine refers to a deep blue pigment or shade, often called mazarine blue. It
The Bibliothèque Mazarine, founded in 1643 by Cardinal Mazarin, is the oldest public library in France. Located
As a given name, Mazarine is rare but used in French-speaking contexts. Notable bearer include Mazarine Pingeot