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Cosmè Tura
c.1430–1495
(b Ferrara, c.1430; d Ferrara, Apr. 1495). Italian painter, the first major artist of the Ferrarese School. Almost all his career was spent in Ferrara, where he worked for the Este family from 1452 and was appointed court painter in 1458.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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The Crucifixion Cosmè Tura (c.1430–1495)The Crucifixion The Fitzwilliam Museum
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The Virgin Annunciate probably about 1475-80 Cosmè Tura (c.1430–1495)The Virgin Annunciate probably about 1475-80 The National Gallery, London
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A Muse (Calliope?) probably 1455-60 Cosmè Tura (c.1430–1495)A Muse (Calliope?) probably 1455-60 The National Gallery, London
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The Virgin and Child Enthroned mid-1470s Cosmè Tura (c.1430–1495)The Virgin and Child Enthroned mid-1470s The National Gallery, London
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Saint Jerome probably about 1470 Cosmè Tura (c.1430–1495)Saint Jerome probably about 1470 The National Gallery, London
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