Zuccaro, Federico

1585 - Painted Doge’s Palace in Venice

1594 - Worked on the adoration of the Magi (cathedral, Lucca) demonstrates greater concessions to naturalism foreshadowing the baroque 16th century

          - Helped develop the Mannerist style in Central Italy during the mid-16th century

          - Among Federico’s important works is the large Barbarossa making obeisance to the Pope

          - Federico established the Academy of Saint Luke in his own house in Rome (now Biblioteca Hertiziana)

1607 - He was also in a theoretician; his L’Idea de’scultori, pittori et architetti (The idea of sculpture, painting and architecture), was first published in Turin

1609 - Died on July 20