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Ambrogio Bergognone
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Ambrogio Bergognone

Italian painter
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    …style of the Lombardian painter Ambrogio Bergognone, which Luini retained throughout his life. The majority of his panel paintings have religious subjects. His paintings also show the influence of other masters operating in the Lombardy area, such as Bramantino, Bernardino Zenale, and Leonardo da Vinci.

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    …style of the Lombardian painter Ambrogio Bergognone, which Luini retained throughout his life. The majority of his panel paintings have religious subjects. His paintings also show the influence of other masters operating in the Lombardy area, such as Bramantino, Bernardino Zenale, and Leonardo da Vinci.

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