St Francis of Assisi and Announcing Angel (panels of a polyptych) c. 1475

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"St Francis of Assisi and Announcing Angel (panels of a polyptych) c. 1475" are two significant works by the Italian Renaissance painter Cosme Tura. Tura, a prominent figure in the Ferrara School of painting, is known for his distinctive style that combines Gothic intricacy with early Renaissance naturalism. These panels are believed to have been part of a larger polyptych, a multi-paneled altarpiece, which was a common format for religious artworks during the period.

The "St Francis of Assisi" panel depicts the revered saint, known for his piety, humility, and love for all creatures. Tura's portrayal of St Francis is marked by meticulous attention to detail, particularly in the rendering of the saint's Franciscan habit and the serene yet intense expression on his face. The background likely features a landscape or architectural elements typical of Tura's work, which often includes elaborate and fantastical details.

The "Announcing Angel" panel complements the depiction of St Francis, showcasing an angel in the act of annunciation. This angel is characterized by its ethereal beauty and the dynamic movement captured in its pose, reflecting Tura's skill in conveying both the divine and the human aspects of his subjects. The angel's flowing garments and the delicate use of color and light highlight Tura's mastery in creating a sense of otherworldly presence.

These panels, created around 1475, exemplify Tura's unique artistic vision and his ability to blend the spiritual with the tangible. They offer insight into the religious and artistic milieu of 15th-century Ferrara, a time when the city was a vibrant center of cultural and artistic activity. While the original polyptych to which these panels belonged may no longer be intact, the surviving works continue to be celebrated for their intricate beauty and historical significance.

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