Gallery of the Masters 
Gaudenzio Ferrari
c. 1475-1546 Italy/High Renaissance
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Brief Biography-Gaudenzio Ferrari, the Renaissance sculptor and painter, was born in Valduggia in Northern Italy in the 1470s or 1480s; his exact birth date is unknown. He may have studied under Gerolamo Giovenone and later in Milan under Giovanni Stefano Scotti, a painter of arabesques. However, Leonardo da Vinci strongly influenced his work. Between 1532 and 1535, he painted with one of his many pupils, Bernardino Luini. Ferrari spent his last years in Milan and died there in 1546. His most notable works are in chapels at the Sanctuary of Sacro Monte di Varallo where he painted the Stations of the Cross. |
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adoration of
the magi
annunciation to
joachim and anna
crucifixion
crucifixion
of christ
high altar
lamentation
of christ
conversion of the
rulers of marseilles
martyrdom of saint
catherine
moor king
procession of
the magi
saint anne consoled
by a woman
saint cecile with
the donator
assumption of
the virgin
the crucifixion
of christ
the adoration
of the kings
the annunciation
and birth of christ
the presentation and
betrothal of mary
