A Painter of the Lombard Renaissance is a comprehensive study of the life and work of the Italian Renaissance painter Bernardino Luini (1480-1532). Written by James Mason, the book examines the artist’s life and career, his influence on the Lombard school of painting, and his place in the history of Italian Renaissance art. The book begins with an overview of the Lombard school of painting, which was a major force in the Italian Renaissance. Mason then examines the life and career of Bernardino Luini, discussing his training, his patrons, and his influence on the Lombard school. He also looks at Luini’s works, including his frescoes, altarpieces, and portraits. The book also examines the influence of Luini’s work on later generations of Lombard painters, including his son, Bernardino Luini the Younger. Mason also looks at the influence of Luini’s work on the development of the High Renaissance in Italy. Finally, Mason looks at the legacy of Bernardino Luini, discussing his influence on later generations of Italian painters and his place in the history of Italian Renaissance art. The book includes a comprehensive bibliography and a list of works by the artist.
By James Mason · First published 1907 · Genre: Biography, Art History, Non-Fiction · 2 chapters