Carlo Braccesco: A Master of Ligurian Baroque Carlo Braccesco (1501) stands as a pivotal figure in the late Italian Renaissance, particularly renowned for his dramatic religious sculptures and monumental triptychs that profoundly shaped the artistic landscape of Genoa and Rome. Born into a family with a legacy of artistic patronage, Braccesco’s career unfolded during a period of intense cultural exchange and stylistic experimentation, blending the traditions of the Lombard masters with emerging influences from Venice and Florence. His work is characterized by a potent emotionalism, meticulou…