The Triumph of Minerva: March, from the Room of the Months, detail of the weavers, c.1467-70

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''The Triumph of Minerva: March, from the Room of the Months'' is a renowned fresco by the Italian Renaissance painter Francesco del Cossa, created around 1467-1470. This work is part of a larger series of frescoes that adorned the Palazzo Schifanoia in Ferrara, Italy, which was commissioned by Borso d'Este, the Duke of Ferrara. The frescoes in the Room of the Months represent one of the most significant cycles of the Italian Quattrocento, depicting the months of the year with allegorical representations, astrological signs, and scenes of courtly life.

Del Cossa's ''The Triumph of Minerva'' is specifically associated with the month of March and is a celebration of the goddess of wisdom, arts, and warfare. The fresco is divided into three tiers, with the uppermost featuring the astrological sign Aries, the middle tier showcasing a triumphal procession in honor of Minerva, and the lower tier depicting various scenes of nobility and commoners engaging in activities typical of the month.

The detail of the weavers within this fresco is particularly notable for its intricate representation of the craft of weaving, which was an important industry in Ferrara during the Renaissance. The weavers are depicted with great attention to detail, highlighting the textiles and the tools of their trade, and they are often interpreted as an allegory for the creativity and industriousness that Minerva inspires.

Francesco del Cossa's masterful use of perspective, color, and composition in ''The Triumph of Minerva: March'' has been widely praised for its artistic innovation and its reflection of the humanist interests of the period. The frescoes in the Palazzo Schifanoia, including this work, were rediscovered in the 19th century after having been whitewashed and forgotten for centuries. Today, they are considered a masterpiece of Renaissance art and provide invaluable insight into the cultural and social milieu of 15th-century Ferrara.

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