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Daughter of the duke of Ferrara, a musician, and a patron for the Renaissance artists Isabella D'Este is known as "The first lady of the Renaissance" She was born on May 19, 1474 in Romagna, Italy

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As the oldest of six her parents believed she deserved the same education as everyone else. So she was highly educated, being able to speak and translate greek and Latin and become high talented musically.

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Since she was a patron of the arts she would always show her interest in any artists she admired. She commissioned to get her portrait painted by Da Vinci, Titian, and Mantegna

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When Isabella D'este married Francesco Gonzaga, the fourth marquis of Mantua, she acted as second in command. She obtained the loyalty of the people, control military, and negotiate issues that the city might have. The Jealousy that Gonzaga had of her power led for Isabella to often travel to Rome where her love of art truly began.

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Isabella turned Mantua into a place known for it's art, it was described as one of the most impressive expressions of culture during the Renaissance . It was apartments until it became a cultural center full of ideas and life, she invited many poets, writers, and artists to this place to trade ideas and discuss about current news. Which led to many writing pieces of different perspectives during the Renaissance.

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Even after Francesco Gonzaga's death the next in line his son was deemed no where near as reliable as Isabella. So his son spent a short amount of time as the leader before being replaced by Isabella. Due to Francesco Gonzaga exchange of property during his life, she also became the leader of Solarolo and oversaw the government until her death in 1539.

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