Artist: Andrea Solario
Date: 1507
Size: 55 x 42 cm
Museum: Sforza Castle (Milan, Italy)
Technique: Tempera On Panel
The dark background, the rotation of the bust and the imperceptible smile make this painting one of the best interpretations of Leonardo’s portraiture, reinterpreted in the light of the classicism of the early sixteenth century. In this female portrait, there is a clever blend of references to the portraiture models of Antonello da Messina and Perugino and to the innovations of Leonardo da Vinci
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