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High Italian Renaissance
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High Italian
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born: Vercelli, Piedmont, Duchy of Savoy [now Italy]; 1477
died: Siena’s Santa Maria della Scala, Republic of Siena [now Italy];
14/15 February 1549
| Bazzi was a known homosexual, his nickname (the sodomite) was started as a joke and Bazzi later adopted it as his professional name. A rival of Raphael, he taught Michelangelo. |
Transitional artist moving toward Mannerism
Allegory of |
St. George and |
St. Sebastian |
The Death of Lucretia |
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Flagellation of Christ |
Descent from the Cross |
The Road to Calvary |
High Italian Renaissance
Early Renaissance
Mannerists
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