Bronzino

Bronzino, whose full name was Agnolo di Cosimo, was a prominent Italian painter of the Renaissance, active during the 16th century. Renowned for his detailed and elegant portraiture, he served the Medici family in Florence. Bronzino's work is characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate poses, and a polished, almost cold aesthetic. His portraits often reflect the sophistication and ideals of the aristocracy, while his religious paintings display a mastery of form and composition. He is best known for his ability to convey personality and status through refined features and elaborate costumes, making him a key figure in Renaissance art.