Cortile della SpezieraFilarete · 1467
Renaissance
1467
Ospedale Maggiore
Filarete (1400 – 1469)
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About this artwork
- Title: Cortile della Speziera
- Artist: Filarete
- Year: 1467
- Format: Panoramic
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: Ospedale Maggiore
- Creative period: Renaissance
- Main color: Rosy Brown
- Keywords: architectural artwork, renaissance italy, 15th century art
- Color hue: Green to Violet Spectrum
Questions & Answers
What was Filarete's age when "Cortile della Speziera" was created?
Filarete was 67 years old when creating "Cortile della Speziera" in 1467. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1400.
In what year was "Cortile della Speziera" by Filarete created?
"Cortile della Speziera" by Filarete was created in 1467.
Which period of Filarete's career does "Cortile della Speziera" belong to?
"Cortile della Speziera" represents the Renaissance of Filarete.
What does "Cortile della Speziera" by Filarete depict?
The subjects of "Cortile della Speziera" are italian architecture, renaissance garden, brick building design, historical landmark, florence art, classical landscape, filarete artwork.
Where does "Cortile della Speziera" sit within Filarete's body of work?
"Cortile della Speziera" shares with Filarete's other works its Renaissance style and the recorded themes: renaissance architecture, florence's grandeur", classical ideals, patronage & power, urban landscape, filarete's vision, geometric harmony, civic pride.
What does the 1467 date of "Cortile della Speziera" correspond to in Filarete's career?
Given its 1467 date, "Cortile della Speziera" falls in Filarete's Renaissance.
Who created "Cortile della Speziera"?
"Cortile della Speziera" is attributed to Filarete.