Renaissance

Bernardino Gatti

Born 1495 Died 1576 Works span 1549–1549

Bernardino Gatti (1495-1576): A Maestro of Parma and Cremona Frescoes Bernardino Gatti, affectionately known as “Il Sojaro,” stands as a pivotal figure in the artistic landscape of Renaissance Italy, primarily celebrated for his monumental frescoes adorning churches and palaces in Parma and Cremona. Born around 1495 in Pavia or Cremona – details surrounding his early life remain somewhat elusive – Gatti’s career blossomed under the pa…

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1549

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1549

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Bernardino Gatti

1495 – 1576

Bernardino Gatti

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Bernardino Gatti

1495 – 1576

The Lifeline

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