The Chess Game 1555 By Sofonisba Anguissola

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About Sofonisba Anguissola

Among the first women to build a genuinely international career in European painting, this Cremonese noblewoman trained under Bernardino Campi in the 1540s when formal apprenticeship was effectively closed to women of her class. Michelangelo himself reviewed her drawings, and by 1559 Philip II had brought her to the Spanish court as a lady-in-waiting and painter to Queen Isabel of Valois. Her great innovation was the informal group portrait - sisters playing chess, family at ease - decades before such intimacy became fashionable elsewhere. For viewers today, her sitters feel startlingly modern: psychologically present, caught mid-thought, looking back at you as equals.