Collection: Parmigianino Collection

Born in Italy in 1503, Parmigianino was a genius painter representing Mannerism, transcending perfect classical harmony to pursue the elegance of elongated limbs and intellectual distortion.

Throughout his brief life, what he continually expressed was not a mere imitation of reality, but a world of elegant and mysterious beauty refined to the absolute limit.

Exemplified by the 'Madonna with the Long Neck' and his 'Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror,' his captivating, unique perspectives and remarkably cool brushwork offer viewers intellectual astonishment and sophisticated allure.

This aesthetic—classical yet inherently avant-garde—adds a refined, mysterious nobility to our daily lives, transforming any room into an exquisite space for intellectual salon gatherings.