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Cosme Tura



 
 
 


Cosme Tura

(b Ferrara, ?1430; d Ferrara, April 1495). Italian painter. He was court painter to the Este family of Ferrara from 1458 until the mid-1480s. He was the first and one of the greatest representatives of the Ferrarese school of painting, but many of his most important works, including the decoration of the library of Pico della Mirandola (1463–94), have been either destroyed or dismantled, and some of his large-scale altarpieces are divided between collections. His career is well recorded and provides a vivid illustration of the role and duties of a 15th-century court artist.

 


Madonna with the Child

1475
Accademia Carrara, Bergamo

 

 

St James the Great

1475
Musee des Beaux-Arts, Caen
 
 
 

The Spring

1460
National Gallery, London
 
 
 

Saint Jerome

1474
National Gallery, London
 
 
 

Portrait of a Young Man

1450-52
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
 
 
 

St Francis of Assisi and Announcing Angel (panels of a polyptych)

c. 1475
National Gallery of Art, Washington
 
 
 
 

Virgin Announced and St Maurelio (panels of a polyptych)

c. 1475
National Gallery of Art, Washington
 
 
 

St Dominic

1475
Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence

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