Dosso's Fate: Painting and Court Culture in Renaissance Italy Edited by Luisa Ciammitti, Steven F. Ostrow, and Salvatore Settis Published by the Getty Research Institute for the History of Art and the Humanities Issues S Debates Contents ix Preface 1 Introduction Steven F. Ostrow Part I: Problems in Interpretation 15 Correggio in Mantua and San Benedetto Po Giovanni Romano 41 Giorgione's Inferno with Aeneas and Anchises for Taddeo Contarini Alessandro Nova 63 Genre Scenes by Dosso and Giorgione Michel Hochmann 83 Dosso as a Storyteller: Reflections on His Mythological Paintings Luisa Ciammitti 113 Painting A Calce and Sprezzatura in the 1530s: A Technical Context for Dosso Vincenzo Gheroldi Part II: Dosso's Career: Chronology, Sources, and Style 143 Dosso Dossi, Benvenuto da Garofalo, and the Costabili Polyptych in Ferrara Adriano Franceschini 152 Dosso versus Leonbruno Andrea De Marchi 176 Dates, Dress, and Dosso: Some Problems of Chronology Jane Bridgeman 201 Two Moments in Dosso's Career as a Landscape Painter Peter Humfrey 219 Dosso Dossi and the Role of Prints in North Italy Andrea Bayer 241 On Dosso Dossi at Pesaro Craig Hugh Smyth 263 Battista Dossi and Sebastiano Filippi Mauro Lucco Part III: Court Culture in the Age of Dosso 290 Music in Ferrara and Mantua at the Time of Dosso Dossi: Interrelations and Influences William F. Prizer 309 Humanistic Culture and Literary Invention in Ferrara at the Time of the Dossi Luca D'Ascia 333 Science, Cosmology, and Religion in Ferrara, 1520-1550 Franco Bacchelli Part IV: Collecting Dosso 359 From Ercole I to Alfonso I: New Discoveries about the Camerini in the Castello Estense of Ferrara Jadranka Bentini 366 The Dossi in Modena in the Seventeenth Century Albano Biondi 370 Collecting Dosso: The Trail of Dosso's Paintings from the Late Sixteenth Century Onward Burton Fredericksen 398 Biographical Notes on the Contributors 402 Illustration Credits 407 Index.