Birthdate: 1480 AD
Birthplace: Venice, Italy
Died: 1557 AD
Lorenzo Lotto, an Italian Renaissance painter, was recognized for his altarpieces, religious themes, and portraits. Although initially linked to the Venetian school, he worked in several cities in northern Italy during his career. Lotto’s artistic style transitioned from the High Renaissance to a blend of High Renaissance and Mannerism. His works often showcased unconventional poses and distortions, influenced by Florentine and Roman Mannerist styles. Throughout his professional life, Lotto dedicated himself to religious and portrait painting, showcasing a distinct and unique artistic flair.
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