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14 Figure
01 1442/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
02 1442/2 Ferrara/Kids
03 1449/1 Marcello letter
04 1450/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
05 1450/2 Florence
06 1450/3 Sforza letter
07 1451/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
08 1452/1 Malatesta/Sforza
09 1454/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
10 1454/2 Ferrara/Sagramoro
11 1454/3 Ferrara/production
12 1454/4 Ferrara/production
13 1454/5 Ferrara/production
14 1456/1 Ferrara/Trotti
15 1456/2 Ferrara/Sagramoro
16 1457/1 Ferrara/70 cards
17 1457/2 Ferrara/Vicenza
18 1458/1 Ferrara/Vicenza
19 1459/1 Ferrara/production
20 1459/2 Bologna
21 1460/1 Ferrara/Vicenza
22 1460/2 Ferrara/Vicenza
23 1460/3 Ferrara/Vicenza
24 1460/4 Ferrara/Vicenza
25 1460/5 Ferrara/Vicenza
26 1461/1 Ferrara/Vicenza
27 1463/1 Ferrara /Vicenza
28 Polismagna
Artist + Persons
References
in Context with Playing Cards (1441 - 1463)
Document 15
This is the last entry about Sagramoro in context to playing cards. Sagramoro was the most mentioned artist in the Ferrarese account books, he worked for more than 35 years in service of the d'Este court and his activities in card production had been only a small part of his occupation. In 1456/1457 he retired and was dead in 1459.1456 [note for 18 December – payment to Iacomo Sagramoro]A Maistro Iacomo de Sagramoro depintore adi 18 de dicembre libre undece, soldi diece marchesani per sua mercede e spesa de havere depinto uno paro de carte da triumphi lavorate d'oro e argento a tute sue spese per uso delo Illustro nostro Signore, e consignato a Piedro de Schiveto e per lui a Zoanne de Romio, e questo per conto del fontico, e posto da loro a Libro CC, a c. 166 ; al "Memoriale CC", c.____…L. XI. X.[Franceschini 1993 n. 788c. (p. 461); cf. Ortalli 1996b:185] | Preliminary translation
To Maestro Jacomo de Sagramoro, painter, the 18th day of December, eleven lire, ten soldi marchesane for his recompense and expenses for having painted one pack of triumph cards worked in gold and silver, all at his expense, for the use of our Illustrious Lord, and given to Piedro de Schiveto and by him to Giovanni de Romio, and which ... (...)
... L. XI. X.
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