School of Ferrare

The school of Ferrare is one of the Italian schools of painting which were born during the Italian Renaissance.

History

The school of Ferrare is born close to the Maison to Este with Ferrare, which supports arts. A patronage which increases with Hercules I {{er}} of Este in 1470, which the family continues until Alfonso II of Este, died without heir in 1597. The duchy was then occupied by the papal forces and Austrian.

Its style will evolve/move in time by being subject to the influences of the artists of the cities and the close areas: Mantoue, Venice, the Lombardy, Florence and especially Bologna.

Principal representatives

14th century and front

Gelasio di Nicoló
Galasso Galassi
Cristoforo
Antonio Alberti

15th century

Cosmè Tura (1430? - 1495)
Francesco del Cossa (Ferrare, v. 1436 - Bologna, 1477/78)
Ercole de' Roberti (1451 circa - 1496)
Lorenzo Costa it Vecchio (Ferrara, 1460 - Mantoue, 5 marzo 1535)
Boccaccio Boccaccino
Domenico Panetti
Giovanni Battista Benvenuti (known as also Ortolano Ferrarese) (1490-1525)
Grown Ercole
Ludovico Mazzolino
Michele Cortellini

16th century

Nicola Pisano
Dosso Dossi (v. 1490 - 1542)
Giovanni Battista Dossi
Girolamo da Carpi
Benvenuto Tisi da Garofalo known as It Garofalo (Ferrare, 1481 - Ferrara, September 6th, 1559)
Ludovico Mazzolino (1480 circa - 1530 circa)
Sigismondo Scarsella
Ippolito Scarsella also says the Scarsellino
Carlo Bononi active to Bologna and Mantoue (1569 - 1632)
Sebastiano Filippi known as Bastianino (1532 circa - 1602)
Camillo Ricci
Domenico Mona
Gaspare Venturini
Giovanni Andrea Ghirardoni
Giovanni Paolo Grazzini
Jacopo Bambini
Giulio Cromer

Carlo Bononi (active also in Bologna and Mantoue)
Alfonso Rivarola
Giovanni Battista della Torre
Camillo Berlinghieri
Ippolito Caselli
Francesco Naselli
Ercole Sarti
Giovan Francesco Barbieri Guercino known as Guerchin (1591 - 1666)
Paolo Antonio Barbieri
Benedetto Genari it vecchio
Cesare Genari
Giuseppe Caletti
Ludovico Lana
Francesco Costanzo Cattaneo
Giuseppe Bonati
Giuseppe Avanzi
Orazio E Cesare Mornasi
Francesco E Antonio Ferrari
Francesco Scala
Maurelio Scanavini
Giacomo Parolini
Guiseppe Zola
Giovanni Francesco Braccioli
Antonio Contri
Giuseppe Ghedini
Giovanni Monti
Alberto Muchiatti
Giuseppe Santi
Giovanni Masi

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