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Discover this exquisite 16th-century Venus by Lorenzo Costa (the Elder), a masterpiece of Renaissance elegance capturing divine beauty for your collection.
Admire Lorenzo Costa's 'Portrait of Giovanni Bentivoglio' (1492), a striking Renaissance masterpiece showcasing a nobleman with a chain and red hat, reflecting humanist ideals & courtly elegance.
Lorenzo Costa (the Elder)’s ‘Portrait of a Woman,’ painted in 1500, showcases Emilia Pia da Montefeltro adorned in a red dress and pearl necklace. This masterpiece exemplifies Renaissance elegance and humanist ideals.
Lorenzo Costa’s ‘Court of Isabella d’Este’ is a masterful depiction of Isabella d’Este’s coronation, embodying Renaissance ideals. Featuring Diana and Cadmus alongside Venus and Anteros, it symbolizes harmony and virtue within the Gonzaga court's studiolo.
Lorenzo Costa (the Elder), born around 1460 in Ferrara, Italy, was a prominent painter of the Italian Renaissance. He apprenticed under Francesco Francia in Bologna and excelled in blending mythological themes with humanist values.
A serene depiction of Saint John the Baptist captures a moment of profound contemplation in this Italian Renaissance masterpiece by Lorenzo Costa the Elder, inviting you to bring this soulful piece into your collection.
Experience the lively Renaissance scene of The Reign of Comus by Lorenzo Costa (1511); discover this masterpiece of mythological elegance today.
Lorenzo Costa (1460–1535): The Painter of Myth and Faith Lorenzo Costa (the Elder), born around 1460 in Ferrara, Italy, stands as a cornerstone figure within the flourishing artistic landscape of the Italian Renaissance. Primarily active during the Ferrara and Bologna schools—a period marked by intellectual dynamism and patronage—Costa’s oeuvre embodies a distinctive blend of stylistic elegance an