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Nick Keller 9/3

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- Was Born around 1489 in Correggio
- Much of his youth is unknown/undocumented
- Became apprenticed to Francesco Bianchi Ferrara, another artist, who introduced him to classicism, and artists who influenced him later on.

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- All of Correggio's work was in the form of paintings. He used oil on either a canvas or wood.

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- Correggio tended to create art containing religious symbolism and themes. He liked to draw figures from the bible and Jesus specifically.

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Major Work 4: The baby Christ being looked over by his mother.

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- Correggio painted for many different people, but most of these people who paid him had connections to the church. Many of his most prominent paintings are on buildings.
- Many citizens in the city Parma paid him for his works.
- Federico II Gonzaga of Mantua had him decorate his private home with paintings.

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- Correggio was by no means a renaissance man, as he focused primarily on painting

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An untitled piece by Antonio da Correggio

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An untitled piece by Antonio da Correggio

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Major Work 1: Most likely an unknown portrait for some patron.

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Major Work 2: Ancient Roman gods are depicted in this painting, along side a mythical beast.

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Major Work 3: Depicts an ancient Roman martyrdom. Placidus and his sister, who are killed in the painting.

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Major Work 5: Many religious figures including Jesus, Adam and Eve, Judith, and the apostles. By Jesus there is a virgin who is being seen in a positive light by these religious figures.