Editing Matilda of Tuscany (section)

=== Popular culture ===
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In the arts, the story of Matilda and Henry IV is the main plot device in [[Luigi Pirandello]]'s play ''[[Enrico IV]]'', and the Margravine is the main historical character in [[Kathleen McGowan]]'s novel ''The Book of Love'' (Simon & Schuster, 2009).

Matilda is a featured figure on [[Judy Chicago]]'s installation piece [[The Dinner Party]], being represented as one of the 999 names on the [[List of women in the Heritage Floor|Heritage Floor]], along some other contemporaries like her second cousin [[Adelaide of Susa]].

In the grand strategy role-playing video game ''[[Crusader Kings III]]'', Matilda is a playable character and is featured in the Rags to Riches start in 1066.