Johann Liss

Johann Liss was a German painter active during the Baroque period, born in 1595 and passing away in 1620. He is known for his dynamic compositions and use of color, which contributed to the development of Baroque art in Northern Europe. Liss spent a significant part of his career in Venice, where he was influenced by the works of Titian and Tintoretto. His notable works include religious and mythological themes, characterized by a sense of movement and emotional intensity. Despite his short life, Liss's contributions to the Baroque movement have been recognized for their innovative approach to form and color. Details about his early life and training remain largely unknown.