Jacob Bei Lini (1400- 147 1) is an Italian painter. Most of his works are Madonna, and his sketches pay attention to perspective and structural expression.
Bei Lini (1429- 1507), an Italian painter, is famous for his Parade in St. Kyle's Square, and is good at drawing large historical paintings and huge hot scenes.
Giovanni Bei Lini (1430- 15 16), the founder of the Venetian School in the Italian Renaissance, whose masterpieces include Son of the Virgin, Notre Dame, Banquet of the Gods, Duke, etc. Good at depicting characters with rich colors, giving people a fresh and energetic feeling. The statue of the Virgin Mary has a humanistic tendency.
Mantegna (143 1- 1506), an Italian painter, whose representative works include Medid and Caesar's Triumph. Rigorous style and strong sense of perspective.
Sinolie (144 1- 1523), an Italian painter, is famous for his large murals with good composition and many figures, and his masterpiece is The Battle between Helck and Antai. His sketches are rigorous, full of male strength and heroism.
Botticelli (1445- 15 10) is an Italian painter. His works are mainly religious and mythical, and he has done exquisite illustrations for the Divine Comedy by the famous poet Dante. His representative works include Spring and The Birth of Venus. His works are exquisite and clear, with rhythmic lines.
Da Vinci (1452- 15 19), an outstanding Italian painter, philosopher, scientist, architect and engineer, is the most important representative of the European Renaissance and one of the "three masters" of the Renaissance. He is versatile and knowledgeable. In his artistic practice and scientific experiments, he studies and discusses human anatomy. He left nearly 7,000 pages of manuscripts and his works were outstanding. His murals The Last Supper, oil paintings Mona Lisa, Madonna of the Rock, Santa Anna and Battle of Angalli are world-famous. His works and painting theory have a great influence on the development of world painting. He attaches great importance to the expression of characters and themes, and his sketches are exquisite in composition, meticulous in description and smooth in lines.
Italian painter Capacio (1455-1525), whose representative works include The Worship of the King. His works are closely composed, paying attention to the true expression and the expression of light and shade and spatial relationship.
Michelangelo (1475- 1564), an Italian painter, sculptor, architect, engineer and poet, was one of the "three masters" of the Renaissance. His early works were influenced by tradition, and his creation was mainly based on humanism. He expressed the spiritual outlook of the Italian citizen class with realistic techniques and romantic imagination. His representative works, including the sketch of the sculpture David, are rigorous, concise and affirmative, powerful and powerful.
Giorgione (1477- 15 10), an Italian Renaissance Venetian painter, loved music and poetry. Representative works include oil paintings "Pastoral Ensemble", "The Virgin" and "Sleeping Venus". His works are colorful, soft in light and shade, full of musical sense and full of the beauty of nature and the real world.
Palma Vizioz (1480- 1528), Italian painter.
Savodo (1480- 1500) is an Italian painter.
Lao Lunzuo Lotto (1480- 1556), an Italian painter, has many religious paintings and portraits.
Raphael (1483- 1520), an outstanding painter and architect in the heyday of the Italian Renaissance, was one of the "three giants" of the Renaissance. He only lived to be 37 years old and painted nearly 300 works, most of which were Madonna. His art pushed the artistic ideal of Renaissance to the peak. His masterpieces include the oil paintings The Sistine Madonna and The Garden. Sketch works are flexible, implicit and natural; The thread is free and easy, bright and elegant.
Baudeneau (1484- 1539) is an Italian painter.
Campanola (about 1485- 1540) is an Italian painter.
De Sato (1486- 153 1), an Italian painter, whose masterpieces include the mural The Birth of Maria and the oil painting The Virgin and the God of the Storm. His sketches are harmonious and stable in structure, bright and dark, and vivid in expression, personality and psychological description.
Bonifazio (1487- 1553) is an Italian painter.
Titian (about 1488- 1576) was the most outstanding painter of the Venetian School in the Italian Renaissance. His masterpieces include the oil paintings Flower God, Love between Heaven and Earth, Ascension of the Virgin to Heaven, Dionysus and Princess Ariad. His works are characterized by exuberant vitality and bright and cheerful mood, with bright and beautiful colors. His sketches are concise and bright, with sharp contrast between light and shade. His oil paintings have changed the classical painting method of sketching with monochrome first, and then covering and dyeing with layers, and pushed the oil painting modeling and brushwork to a new stage.
Romano (about 1492- 1546), an Italian painter, architect and Raphael's student, inherited his teacher's elegant, harmonious and beautiful painting style, and completed Raphael's unfinished The Appearance of Christ.
Correggio (1494- 1534), an Italian painter, whose masterpieces include The Engagement of Santa Carina and On the Way to Egypt. His works are bright, beautiful, warm and happy. His sketch style is bold, with smooth lines, strong light sense and rich colors.
Russell (about 1494- 1540), an Italian painter.
Bordeaux (1500- 157 1), an Italian painter.
Devaga (about 150 1- 1574) is an Italian painter.
Pamgiannino (1503- 1540), an Italian painter, is good at depicting images with creative lines, strange spaces and deformations.
Italian painter bronzino (1503- 1572).
Montruper (about 1504- 1566) is an Italian painter.
Primatigio (1504-1570) is an Italian painter, sculptor and architect. His works include Ulysses and Panerobo. His sketches are vivid, detailed and decorative.
Volterra (1509- 1566) is an Italian painter.
Franco (about1510-1561) is an Italian painter.
Italian painter jacopo bassano (about 15 10- 1592) mostly depicts farmers in real life.
Tintoretto (15 18- 1594), one of the important Venetian painters in the late Italian Renaissance, is a representative of Italian stylism. His works include Going to Heaven and The Miracle of St. Kyle. He has sketched ancient statues and plaster statues, and is good at forming obvious color contrast with strong light-shadow relationship, and his brushwork is bold and unrestrained. The human body he painted has great perspective, fast rhythm and strong sense of movement.
Cigiorante (about 152 1- 1580) is an Italian painter.
Italian painter Barocchi (1526- 16 12) has a unique sketch style and excellent use of lines and light and shade.
Tibaldi (1527- 1596) is an Italian painter.
Italian painter Verone (1528- 1588), whose works, such as The Wedding Banquet of Kenner and The Banquet of Levi's Family, are rich in colors and tones.
Polona (1529- 1608), an Italian sculptor, whose main works include sabine's "Looting" and Cosimo I's "Riding Statue". His works are full of fantasy elements, with rigorous modeling, smooth lines, strong sense of movement and new sense of space.
Louini (1530- 1593), Italian painter.
Alori (1535- 1607), an Italian painter.
Caldi (about 1555- 16 13) is an Italian painter.
Trotti (1555- 16 19) is an Italian painter.
Saglimpeni (1557-1613) is an Italian painter.
Karachi (1560- 1609), Italian painter.
Treviso (ominous age), Italian painter.
Collonna (156 1- 1605) is an Italian painter.
Gary Ali (1570- 1596), Italian painter.
Caravaggio (about 1573- 16 10), an Italian painter, whose masterpieces include The Maid, The Call of Matthew, Dionysus, The Girl Playing the Mandolin, etc. His works like to highlight the main characters with strong light, and the background is very deep.
Benigni (1598- 1680) is an outstanding Italian sculptor. His representative works include Apollo and Daphne and David and Peter's Forum.
Tiepolo (1696- 1770), an Italian painter.
Canaletto (1697- 1768) is an Italian painter.
Gauvaldi (1712-1793) is an Italian painter.
Pilanezzi (1720-1778) is an Italian sculptor and architect.
Segantini (1858- 1899) is an outstanding Italian painter. Most of his works are about working people and rural scenery, and his paintings exude a unique and profound local flavor in the foothills of the Alps. Representative works include Pastoral, Drinking Water, Tying Cattle, Goddess of Love, Pasture in Spring, etc.
Franco Modigliani (1884- 1920), an outstanding Italian painter, is a representative of Parisian Cubism. He is good at portrait painting and changes the natural shape of objects according to his own ideas. Most of the characters in his works have long necks and shoulders, which have static beauty.
Mo Landi (1890- 1964) is an Italian painter.
Guttuso (19 12-), an Italian painter, is the most influential realist painter in Italy and also has great influence in Europe.