St George (fragment of a panel from the Roverella Polyptych) 1474

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The "St George" fragment, part of the Roverella Polyptych, is a notable work by the Italian Renaissance painter Cosme Tura, created in 1474. Tura, a prominent figure in the Ferrarese school, was known for his distinctive style characterized by intricate detail, vibrant colors, and a unique blend of Gothic and early Renaissance elements. The Roverella Polyptych, originally commissioned for the church of San Giorgio fuori le mura in Ferrara, was a grand altarpiece that showcased Tura's exceptional skill and artistic vision.

The "St George" fragment specifically depicts the legendary Christian martyr and dragon-slayer, St George, who is often celebrated as a symbol of valor and chivalry. In this fragment, Tura captures St George in a dynamic pose, emphasizing his heroic nature and the dramatic moment of his battle with the dragon. The artist's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the elaborate armor and the expressive features of St George, which convey both strength and determination.

The Roverella Polyptych was disassembled over the centuries, and its various panels were dispersed. The "St George" fragment, like many other pieces of the polyptych, has found its way into different collections, making it a subject of interest for art historians and enthusiasts alike. The fragment's current location is a testament to the enduring legacy of Cosme Tura and the historical significance of the Roverella Polyptych.

Tura's work on the "St George" fragment reflects the broader artistic trends of the 15th century, where religious themes were often depicted with a heightened sense of realism and emotional depth. This piece not only highlights Tura's technical prowess but also his ability to infuse traditional religious iconography with a sense of immediacy and human emotion, making it a valuable study for those interested in Renaissance art and the evolution of religious imagery.

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