Pietro di Francesco Orioli

Pietro di Francesco Orioli was an Italian painter born in 1458 and active until his death in 1496. He was a prominent figure in the Sienese School, a regional art movement known for its distinct style during the Italian Renaissance. Orioli's work is characterized by its delicate use of color and graceful figures, contributing to the development of Sienese painting in the late 15th century. He was a contemporary of artists such as Matteo di Giovanni and Francesco di Giorgio, with whom he shared stylistic influences. Orioli's notable works include altarpieces and frescoes that reflect the religious and artistic sensibilities of his time. His contributions helped to sustain the artistic traditions of Siena during a period of significant cultural change in Italy.