Guido Reni
1575
—
1642
Italy
Guido Reni (Italy, 1575–1642) was a prominent Baroque painter born in Bologna and died in Rome.
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Guido Reni was an Italian painter born in 1575 and active during the Baroque period until his death in 1642. Renowned for his mastery of color and composition, Reni's work often featured religious and mythological themes, characterized by a dramatic use of light and shadow. He was a prominent figure in the Bolognese school of painting and influenced many artists of his time and later generations. Key works include "The Archangel Michael" and "Aurora," which exemplify his elegant style and technical skill. Reni's legacy endures as a significant contributor to the development of Baroque art in Italy and beyond.
