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Caterina Gonzaga Secco ( Mantova, 1434 circa – 1495 circa) è stata una nobile italiana . Andrea Mantegna, Camera degli Sposi, particolare.
- 1495 circa
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- circa 1434
- circa 1495 (52-69)
- Mantua, Lombardy, Italy
- Nobildonna
Mantegna depicted the Virgin Mary and Christ Child as a portal between the natural world and the divine: the Virgin’s blue and gold robes extend into clouds filled with cherubs who swirl around the newborn. The painting may have been commissioned by Borso d’Este, the duke of Ferrara.
The Gonzaga Family Adoring the Holy Trinity, 1604–1605, oil on canvas, 381×477 cm, Mantua, Museo del Palazzo Ducale. Self-portrait with friends in Mantua, 1602–1604, oil on canvas, 78×101 cm, Cologne, Wallraf-Richartz Museum of Fine Arts. Council of the Gods, oil on canvas, 204×379 cm, Prague, Castle Gallery.
ABSTRACT. When Isabella arrived in Mantua in February 1490, the most powerful individual after her husband was Francesco Secco (or Sicco), a long-established and authoritative figure. Secco had been uomo di fiducia of the previous marchesi Lodovico II and Federico I, and in 1451 had married Caterina Gonzaga, Lodovico’s illegitimate daughter.
This identification portrait painting of Caterina Sforza in which she can be identified with absolute certainty through the Visconti-symbol of the loose knot and the Riario-symbol of the rose, is the official portrait of the new regent of Forlì.
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