Saint Peter
- Artist
- Francesco del Cossa
- Date
- 1473
- Style
- Early renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Palazzo Brera
The Religious painting titled "Saint Peter" by Francesco del Cossa exemplifies his mastery in Early renaissance art. The portrait captures the revered apostle with delicate detail and vibrant colors, reflecting Cossa’s skill in combining religious subject matter with expressive realism. Known for his frescoes and collaborative cycles like those at Palazzo Schifanoia, Cossa's work often reveals a deep engagement with spiritual themes. Although primarily recognized for Religious painting, he also produced portraits, drawings, and designed stained glass, contributing richly to the artistic landscape of his time.
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