Which Renaissance figure was a valued advisor to her husband, the ruler of Mantua, and took charge of the court after he retired?

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Larry Myers

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21 May, 03:16

Which Renaissance figure was a valued advisor to her husband, the ruler of Mantua, and took charge of the court after he retired?

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Ayanna Stephenson · Answer 1

Isabella d'Este was a Renaissance figure who was a valued advisor to her husband, the ruler of Mantua, and took charge of the court after he retired. She was widely known as a strong female figure and many women throughout Italy and France copied her fashion sense.