
1477–1549 · Italian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Il Sodoma, also known as Giovanni Antonio Bazzi, was an Italian High Renaissance painter whose work bridged the styles of Leonardo da Vinci and the Sienese school. He is celebrated for his graceful figures, harmonious compositions, and vibrant use of color, contributing significantly to the artistic landscape of Siena and beyond.
what you'll learn
Studying Il Sodoma's work allows students to understand the transition from the Early to High Renaissance, focusing on the integration of classical ideals with a developing personal style. Students can learn about composition, color theory, and the depiction of human emotion within a religious context.
related: Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo

Life of St Benedict, Scene 13. Benedict Frees a Monk
1508

St George and the Dragon
1518

Deposition from the Cross
1513

The Confirmation of the Olivetan Order by the Bishop of Arezzo
1504

The Road to Calvary
1510

Life of St Benedict, Scene 5. The Devil Destroys the Little Bell
1508

The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine
1540

Ecce Homo
1510

Man of Sorrow
1508

Flagellation of Christ
1510

Cupid in a Landscape
1510

Holy Family with Young Saint John
1527

Life of St Benedict, Scene 3. Benedict Repairs a Broken Colander Through Prayer
1508

Life of St Benedict, Scene 33. Benedict Gives Posthumous Absolution to Two Nuns
1508

Leda and the Swan (Copy Of Leonardo Da Vinci)
1515

The Marriage of Alexander and Roxanne
1517

Life of St Benedict, Scene 7. Benedict Instructs the Peasants
1508

Allegory of Celestial Love

Life of St Benedict, Scene 4.The Monk Romanus Dresses Benedict (detail)
1508

Benedict Presents the Olivetan Monks with His Rule
1508

Life of St Benedict, Scene 15. Benedict Fishes the Pieces of a Broken Ax (detail)
1508

Life of St Benedict, Scene 11. Benedict Founds Twelve Monasteries
1508

The Death of Lucretia
1513

St Sebastian
1525

Life of St Benedict, Scene 31. Benedict Feeds the Monk
1508

Life of St Benedict, Scene 12. Benedict Receives Maurus and Placidus
1508

PietÃ
1533

Life of St Benedict, Scene 1. Benedict Leaves His Parent's House
1508

The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple
1518

Life of St Benedict, Scene 8. Benedict is Tempted (detail)
1508