Ambrogio Bergognone

Ambrogio Bergognone (c. 1453–1523), also known as Ambrogio da Fossano, was a prominent painter of the Lombard Renaissance, admired for his serene religious imagery, delicate color harmonies, and refined compositions. Active mainly in Milan and Pavia, Bergognone combined the clarity of Renaissance naturalism with a calm, devotional atmosphere that made his works deeply spiritual and contemplative.

Among his most celebrated works are the frescoes and altarpieces for the Certosa di Pavia, including The Virgin and Child with Saints, which display his mastery of balance, elegance, and subtle use of light. His art bridges the traditions of Lombardy with influences from Leonardo da Vinci and the Florentine school, making him an important figure in Northern Italian Renaissance painting.

At Blue Surf Art, we specialize in museum-quality, hand-painted oil on canvas reproductions of Ambrogio Bergognone’s masterpieces. Each reproduction is crafted with precision to preserve the calm beauty, devotional character, and rich detail of the originals. Perfect for collectors, Renaissance enthusiasts, or church-inspired interiors, our reproductions bring the grace of Bergognone’s Renaissance vision into your home, with worldwide shipping available.