When did Northern Italian 16th Century live?

Northern Italian 16th Century lived from 1575 to 1585.

What movement was Northern Italian 16th Century part of?

Northern Italian 16th Century was part of the Renaissance movement.

Where can I see paintings by Northern Italian 16th Century?

Paintings by Northern Italian 16th Century are held by National Gallery of Art.

Northern Italian 16th Century · Artifact World Gallery

Portrait of Northern Italian 16th Century

1575–1585

Northern Italian 16th Century was a Renaissance artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.

This artist drew religious scenes in the late 1500s, blending chalk and ink to tell stories on paper. In “Salome with the Head of St. John the Baptist,” a woman holds a severed head while a guard stands behind her—every line sharp enough to feel the moment. Their brief recorded decade leaves few traces, but the surviving sheets show how they mixed drawing and light before photography existed. Tap “Salome with the Head of St. John the Baptist” to zoom into every deliberate stroke.

Works by Northern Italian 16th Century

Salome with the Head of St. John the Baptist

Collections represented

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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