Italian Painter Paola Veronese

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"Paolo Veronese (1528 1588) was an Italian Renaissance painter and one of the great masters of the Venetian School. He was born Paolo Caliari in Verona but was called Veronese for his native city. The conservative local tradition of Verona remained fundamental to Veronese's style throughout his career. In his early works, Veronese combined elements of the local High Renaissance style with elements of mannerism, which included complex compositional schemes that often employ a so called worm's eye view perspective. He also used figures reminiscent of those of Italian artist Michelangelo. In 1553, he moved to Venice, where he blended brilliant, luminous contrasting hues in the Veronese tradition. His compositions often involve multileveled settings and dramatically steep perspectives. Veronese was seen as a master of the use of color..."

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