Italian, 1528–1588
Paolo Veronese (1528–1588), born Paolo Caliari in Verona, was an Italian painter of the Renaissance who worked primarily in Venice. He was known for his extremely large history paintings depicting religious and mythological subjects, including elaborate narrative cycles and biblical feasts, often set in grand architectural spaces. Veronese was recognized for his vivid use of color and developed a naturalistic style after an early period influenced by Mannerism. He signed his works with both "Paolo Veronese" and "Paolo Caliari" at different times in his career.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Paolo Veronese · Wikidata Q9440
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