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In the shimmering era of the Italian Renaissance, one particular artist stood out for his impressive frescoes and his ability to depict religious motifs with lifelike accuracy: Francesco del Cossa. Born around 1430 and active until about 1477, his art is often classified in the school of Ferrara. After 1470, he developed his artistic brilliance mainly in Bologna. His works, whether viewed as originals or as first-class art prints, transport the viewer into the world of the Renaissance, with its abundance of detail and symbolic allegory. Cossa's artistic odyssey began under unusual circumstances. The son of a stonemason in Ferrara, there is little knowledge of his early work, but it is known that he traveled outside his hometown at a young age. As early as 1456, he is mentioned in the history books as an assistant to his father, Cristofano del Cossa, when he helped paint sculptures and carvings on the high altar in the chapel of the bishop's palace in Ferrara. But the artist he became is widely known for his exquisite frescoes, especially those he did with Cosimo Tura for the Palazzo Schifanoia of the Este family, the rulers of Ferrara. This monthly cycle, an allegory of the signs of the zodiac and the seasons, is reflected today in our art prints and is an impressive testimony to Cossa's extraordinary ability to tell stories with colors and shapes.
Dissatisfied with being paid by the square foot for his frescoes in Ferrara, which he considered beneath him, Cossa moved to Bologna in 1470. There, under the patronage of the Bentivoglio family, he produced some of his most famous works, including the "Virgin and Child with Two Saints" and the portrait of "Alberto de' Catanei." However, his skills were not limited to paintings; he also designed remarkable stained glass windows, the most impressive of which can be seen in the church of San Giovanni in Monte. Cossa's influence on Italian Renaissance art is profound and his masterpieces, although mostly available in original form, are made even more intense by our high-quality art prints. They offer a window into a bygone era, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty and accuracy of Cossa's master hand. His ability to tell stories through his art remains unmatched to this day, and we are proud to honor his extraordinary contribution to art history through our fine art prints.
In the shimmering era of the Italian Renaissance, one particular artist stood out for his impressive frescoes and his ability to depict religious motifs with lifelike accuracy: Francesco del Cossa. Born around 1430 and active until about 1477, his art is often classified in the school of Ferrara. After 1470, he developed his artistic brilliance mainly in Bologna. His works, whether viewed as originals or as first-class art prints, transport the viewer into the world of the Renaissance, with its abundance of detail and symbolic allegory. Cossa's artistic odyssey began under unusual circumstances. The son of a stonemason in Ferrara, there is little knowledge of his early work, but it is known that he traveled outside his hometown at a young age. As early as 1456, he is mentioned in the history books as an assistant to his father, Cristofano del Cossa, when he helped paint sculptures and carvings on the high altar in the chapel of the bishop's palace in Ferrara. But the artist he became is widely known for his exquisite frescoes, especially those he did with Cosimo Tura for the Palazzo Schifanoia of the Este family, the rulers of Ferrara. This monthly cycle, an allegory of the signs of the zodiac and the seasons, is reflected today in our art prints and is an impressive testimony to Cossa's extraordinary ability to tell stories with colors and shapes.
Dissatisfied with being paid by the square foot for his frescoes in Ferrara, which he considered beneath him, Cossa moved to Bologna in 1470. There, under the patronage of the Bentivoglio family, he produced some of his most famous works, including the "Virgin and Child with Two Saints" and the portrait of "Alberto de' Catanei." However, his skills were not limited to paintings; he also designed remarkable stained glass windows, the most impressive of which can be seen in the church of San Giovanni in Monte. Cossa's influence on Italian Renaissance art is profound and his masterpieces, although mostly available in original form, are made even more intense by our high-quality art prints. They offer a window into a bygone era, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty and accuracy of Cossa's master hand. His ability to tell stories through his art remains unmatched to this day, and we are proud to honor his extraordinary contribution to art history through our fine art prints.
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.jpg "Saint Florian, c. 14731474. by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of March: the triumph of Minerva, the astrological symbol of Aries and Borso dEste making justice and departing for the hunt, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
 fresco east wall Hall of the Months Palazzo Schifanoia (Palace of Joy) Ferrara Emi - (MeisterDrucke-119421).jpg "Triumph of Venus and Sign of Taurus, scenes from Month of April, ca 1470, by Francesco del Cossa (ca 1435-1477), fresco, east wall, Hall of the Months, Palazzo Schifanoia (Palace of Joy), Ferrara, Emi by Francesco del Cossa")
 - (MeisterDrucke-55989).jpg "The Triumph of Venus: April from the Room of the Months, c.1467-70 (detail of 237993) by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of March: Triumph of Minerva and the astrological symbol of Aries, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of May: Apollos chariot pulled by horses and driven by Aurora, detail from Triumph of Apollo, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of April: Triumph of Venus , 1468-1470. by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "The Annunciation, 1470-1472 by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Allegory of month of may, detail of triumph of Apollo, naked children and nine muses detail fresco by Francesco del Cossa (ca. 1436-around 1478) Ferrara (Ferrara) Palazzo Schifanoia, Salone dei Mesi by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "The Triumph of Minerva: March, from the Room of the Months, detail of the chariot and the group of savants, c.1467-70 by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of Autumn, 15th century by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Saint Lucy by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "The Triumph of Minerva: March, from the Room of the Months, detail of the weavers, c.1467-70 by Francesco del Cossa")
 - (MeisterDrucke-97830).jpg "The Virgin and Saints, 1474 (oil) by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "The Triumph of Venus: April from the Room of the Months, detail of a group of musicians, c.1467-70 by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Triumph of Venus and Sign of Taurus, scenes from Month of April, east wall, Hall of the Months, Palazzo Schifanoia (Palace of Joy), Ferrara, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, c.1470 (fresco) (detail of 763493) by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "The Month of May: Triumph of Apollo and the Zodiac by Francesco del Cossa")
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 by Francesco del Cossa 1469 - 1470 15th Century fresc - (MeisterDrucke-123510).jpg "Allegory of May: Astrological Symbols of Gemini and Triumph of Apollo (May Month: Astrological Symbols of the Gemini and Apollo Triumph), by Francesco del Cossa, 1469 - 1470, 15th Century, fresc by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of month of july, detail of triumph of Jupiter, a wedding scene detail - fresco by Francesco del Cossa (ca. 1436-vers 1478) Ferrara (Ferrara) Palazzo Schifanoia, Salone dei Mesi by Francesco del Cossa")
_with_the_Three_Graces_and_couples_kis_-_(MeisterDrucke-983632).jpg "April. Top: the Triumph of Venus (Aphrodite) with the Three Graces and couples kissing. In the middle: representation of the zodiacal sign of the bull. Below: Borso d")
.jpg "Italy, Ferrara, Palazzo Schifanoia, The Hall of the Month, The month of June by Francesco del Cossa (1436-1478) by Francesco del Cossa")
_Painting_by_Francesco_d_-_(MeisterDrucke-960506).jpg "Pala dell")
 - (MeisterDrucke-101087).jpg "The Muse Euterpe (wood) by Francesco del Cossa")
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_Painting_by_Franc_-_(MeisterDrucke-982079).jpg "Pala dell")
.jpg "Allegory of May: the Triumph of Apollo, astrological symbols of Gemini, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "The Crucifixion, c.1473-74 by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Saint Lucy, c. 14731474. by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Allegory of the month of April At the top the triumph of venus, in the center the decans of the bull, at the bottom Borso d")
.jpg "Aries, zodiacal sign from the month of March. Ca. 146970 by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Allegory of April: a performance at the Borso dEste square, detail of horses and donkeys running, 1469-70, fresco by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of April: a performance at the Borso dEste square, detail of running pedestrians, 1469-70, fresco by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of May: The triumph of Apollo, detail of a group of young girls with a lute player, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
_detail_-_-_(MeisterDrucke-1053859).jpg "Allegory of April, detail with Borso d")
.jpg "Allegory of May: Triumph of Apollo (Month of May: Triumph of Apollo), 1469 - 1470, 15th Century, fresh by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "The Triumph of Venus: April from the Room of the Months, c.1467-70 by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Saint Florian by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Borso dEste, Prince of Ferrara, rendering justice: March from the Room of the Months, 1467-70 by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of May: haymaking, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "The Triumph of Venus: April from the Room of the Months, detail from the left hand side, c.1467-70 by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "One of the Three Decans who Oversee the Month of March, Il Salone dei Mesi, 1470-99 by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Allegory of March: Borso dEste, prince of Ferrare, departing for the hunt, 1467-1470, by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Saint Vincent Ferrer, c. 1473-1475. by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Griffoni Polyptych: Saint Peter, ca 1472-1473. by Francesco del Cossa")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-134085).jpg "St Lucy, c. 1473- 74 (tempera on panel) by Francesco del Cossa")
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_(detai_-_(MeisterDrucke-1426501).jpg "The Triumph of Mercury: June, from the Room of the Months, c.1467-70 (fresco) (detail) by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Saint Catherine by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Allegories of the months, July: Borso dEste, prince of Ferrare arriving at the hunt and to see the peasants at work, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Lamentation with client shown as St. Francis, by Francesco del Cossa by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "St. Peter by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child with an Angel by Francesco del Cossa")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-123269).jpg "St Florian, c. 1473- 74 (tempera on panel) by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "The Muse Polyhymnia , ca 1459. by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Griffoni polyptych: Virgin Annunciate, ca 1472-1473. by Francesco del Cossa")
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_detail_-_fres_-_(MeisterDrucke-1062532).jpg "Allegory of march, detail of triumph of Minerva with women weaving) detail - fresco by Francesco del Cossa (ca. 1436-vers 1478) Ferrara (Ferrara) Palazzo Schifanoia, Salone dei Mesi by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Griffoni Polyptych: Angel of the Annunciation, ca 1472-1473. by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Saint Clare by Francesco del Cossa")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-102325).jpg "Needleworkers, detail from The Triumph of Minerva: March, Room of the Months, c.1467-70 (detail of 266282) by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "The Crucifixion by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Allegory of March: Borso dEste, prince of Ferrare leaving for the hunt, detail with a falcon, 1469-70, by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "The Crucifixion, c. 14731474. by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "St. John the Baptist by Francesco del Cossa")
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.jpg "Lamentation with client shown as St. Francis, by Francesco del Cossa by Francesco del Cossa")
.jpg "Polittico Griffoni: Saint John the Baptist, ca 1472-1473. by Francesco del Cossa")
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