
Alessandro AlloriItalie, 1535–1607Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery
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Saint-Pétersbourg, Russie
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Dans la vie de Alessandro Allori
La vie entière1572
Bronzino's death and the signature “Bronzino”
After the death of his teacher Agnolo Bronzino he begins to sign his works in his honor — “Alessandro Bronzino” or “Alessandro Bronzino Allori” (Sandrino for short) — which is why he is often confused with Agnolo Bronzino himself; later his son Cristofano also sometimes uses the name Bronzino.
1573
First Consul of the Accademia del Disegno
In 1573 he serves as First Consul of the Accademia del Disegno. In the prime of his career he heads one of the two most important workshops in Florence of the second half of the 16th century; the other was led by Santi di Tito.
1576 or 1581
Head of the Medici tapestry workshop
Becomes head of the Arazzeria Medicea, Florence's state-owned tapestry workshop, and designs many cartoons for woven tapestries himself; by one account this happens in 1576, by another in 1581.
17 octobre 1577
Son born: Cristofano Allori
from 1580
Working with Butteri at Badia a Passignano
From 1580 he works together with Giovanni Maria Butteri at Badia a Passignano.





