Filippo Mazzola

?–1505

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Filippo Mazzola was an Italian painter active in Lombardy during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Working in tempera and oil on panel, he produced altarpieces and religious commissions that engaged with the emerging Renaissance language of perspective and anatomical study. His practice reflects the transitional moment between late Gothic and early Renaissance conventions in northern Italy.

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