A Fresco Master of Renaissance Rome: Goro di Gregorio Goro di Gregorio, a name perhaps less celebrated than some of his contemporaries, nevertheless occupies a vital position in the artistic landscape of early Renaissance Italy. While biographical details remain somewhat elusive, his surviving frescoes offer compelling evidence of a skilled and sensitive artist deeply engaged with the religious fervor and burgeoning humanism of his time. Emerging from the late medieval tradition, Goro di Gregorio’s work bridges the gap between the stylized forms of Byzantine art and the more naturalistic dep…