Lorenzo di Tommaso Lotto was born in Venice (not Bergamo

Giovanni (Gian) Girolamo Savoldo is called a Brescian in contemporary

He is called Zorzi or Zorzo (Venetian dialect for ‘Giorgio’)

Giovanni Antonio de Sacchis was called Il Pordenone from his

Sebastiano Luciano, known as del Piombo because of his appointment as piombatore papale (keeper

Tiziano Vecellio (Titian also used the forms Titiano, Tizian, Tician,

He was born Jacopo Negreti or Negriti, and adopted the

Paris Bordone (or Bordon) was from Treviso on the Venetian

His name was Jacopo da (or dal) Ponte, called Bassano

His name was Jacopo (alternatively spelt Jacomo, Iacomo or Giacomo)

Paolo Caliari, known as Veronese from his native city of