Died this day: Lorenzo di Credi

Lorenzo di Credi, an Italian Renaissance painter and sculptor, died on this day in 1537. He is known for his paintings of religious subjects and portraits, and his style was influenced by Leonardo da Vinci, with whom he worked in Andrea del Verrocchio's studio. Credi's work largely continued Verrocchio's style, focusing on smaller, meticulous pieces.

Lorenzo di Credi's legacy lies in his contributions to the Italian Renaissance, particularly through his work in Verrocchio's studio alongside Leonardo da Vinci.