Showing 8 artworks with Lorenzo Costa (The Elder) and with artwork date before 1509 and with artwork date after 1499
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- Mantua
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- Emilia Pia Da Montefeltro
- Cadmus
- Adoration Magi Artwork
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- Peaceful Atmosphere
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- Noblewoman Portrait
- Serene Landscape
- Sfumato Technique
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- Oil Painting
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- Anteros
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- Diana
- Court Portrait Painting
Experience 'Court of Isabella d’Este' by Lorenzo Costa the Elder – a stunning Renaissance oil painting depicting a vibrant scene. Hand-painted reproductions available.
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 (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
A serene portrait of the Virgin Mary and Child set against a tranquil landscape by Italian Renaissance master Lorenzo Costa, offering a timeless piece of spiritual elegance for your private collection.