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Fabrizio Boschi

The Florentine Shadow Florence breathes through the works of its many sons, and Fabrizio Boschi moves through its streets as a vital, if tempestuous, presence of the early-Baroque period. He does not merely paint; he imagines with a ferocity that contemporaries found difficult to contain. The records of his life suggest a man of intense temperament, a painter whose "persistent imagination" was matched only by a fiery spirit. He learned

his craft under the guidance of Domenico Passignano, absorbing the formal structures of the era before carving out a space for his own restless vision. The year 1615 marks a moment of significant intersection between Boschi and the legacy of the Renaissance. Michelangelo Buonarroti the Younger seeks him out for a specific, weighty task. The commission is to decorate the walls of the Gallery of the Casa Buonarroti in Rome. Boschi is tas…