Bernardino Luini

Bernardino Luini, born in 1480 in Dumenza and died in 1532 in Milan, was an Italian painter known for his religious and portrait works. His paintings, such as 'The Holy Family' and 'The Madonna of the Carnation,' are celebrated for their serene beauty and use of color, capturing the essence of Renaissance spirituality and elegance. Influenced by the High Renaissance and his contemporary Leonardo da Vinci, Luini's technique involved a refined and atmospheric approach to composition and color, conveying the grace and harmony of his subjects. His career was marked by his ability to depict the devotion and beauty of his era, making him a celebrated figure in 16th-century Italian painting.