Parmigianino Collection
Parmigianino, also known as Francesco Mazzola, was an Italian painter and printmaker born in 1503
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Parmigianino, also known as Francesco Mazzola, was an Italian painter and printmaker born in 1503. His artistic talent emerged at a young age, earning him the nickname "Il Parmigianino" which means "the little one from Parma. " One of his notable works is "David with the Head of Goliath, " a painting that showcases his mastery in capturing emotions and details. Another remarkable piece is the "Portrait of Galeazzo Sanvitale, " where Parmigianino's skillful use of oil on panel creates a lifelike representation. In 1533, Parmigianino painted the iconic "Madonna di san Zaccaria, " depicting the Madonna and Child surrounded by saints. The delicate brushwork and vibrant colors make this artwork truly captivating. Similarly, his masterpiece titled "Virgin and Child with St Margaret and other saints" showcases his ability to create harmonious compositions. "The Holy Family with Mary Magdalene and John the Baptist who embraces Christ" portrays religious figures in an intimate setting, highlighting Parmigianino's attention to detail. On a different note, he explored mythological themes in works like "Venus and Mars Embracing as Vulcan Works at His Forge, " displaying his versatility as an artist. It also ventured into portraiture with pieces such as "The Childs Bath" which depicts innocence through tender moments. In collaboration with Ugo da Carpi, he created prints like "Diogenes, " showcasing their combined talents. Perhaps one of Parmigianino's most famous paintings is the enigmatic "Madonna of the long neck. " This work stands out for its elongated figures and unconventional composition that challenges traditional norms. Additionally, Parmigianino experimented with detached fresco transfers on masonite resulting in intriguing artworks like "Three heads.