Sassoferrato

Sassoferrato, an Italian painter active during the 17th century, is renowned for his serene and tender depictions of the Virgin Mary and other religious subjects. His style combines Baroque elements with a focus on clarity and emotional depth. Sassoferrato’s use of color and light gives his works a sense of peace and spirituality. Born Giovan Battista Salvi in 1609, he was influenced by both Caravaggio's realism and the idealism of earlier Renaissance artists. His masterpieces are celebrated for their exquisite detail and profound reverence, making them significant contributions to Baroque art.