Piero di Cosimo
Italian painter, notable for mythological works
Born
January 2nd, 1462
563 years ago
Died
1522
503 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Italy
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Born in 1462, this Italian painter specialized in mythological and religious themes, blending realism with fantasy. Predominantly active in Florence, contributions to the Renaissance movement reflect intricate details and a vivid color palette. Some works exhibit a playful, imaginative quality that set them apart from contemporaries. Significant pieces include 'The Discovery of Honey', 'The Nun of Monza', and various altarpieces. Worked extensively with oil on wood, showcasing advanced techniques for the period. The artist's style influenced later generations, intertwining the realms of classicism and the emerging Baroque.
Created 'The Discovery of Honey'
Painted 'The Nun of Monza'
Developed various altarpieces
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