Giuseppe Arcimboldo, “The Librarian” (c. 1566), oil on canvas, 38 x 28 inches; Skokloster Castle, Skokloster, Sweden (via Wikimedia Commons) Giuseppe Arcimboldo, “Summer” (1563), oil on ...

After an eight-month absence, Giuseppe Arcimboldo’s suite of paintings “The Four Seasons” ... Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Summer (1573) from “The Four Seasons,” after restoration.

Giuseppe Arcimboldo took "you are what you eat" maybe a bit too literally. ... "Summer," from the Four Seasons series. Image: VCG Wilson/Corbis via Getty Images. 1573 ...

Giuseppe Arcimboldo was a 16th-century artist who made food the building blocks of his fantastical portraits. His works have been reinterpreted as colossal statues that interact with the environment.

This fanciful painting, and many others, are the work of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, a painter from Milan, Italy, born around 1526, who was employed as court artist to Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I at the ...

Giuseppe Arcimboldo’s Peculiar Vegetal Faces Have Delighted for Centuries—Here Are 3 Things to Know About His ‘Autumn’ Gourd Portrait. ... Summer, Autumn, and Winter, ...

New York based photographer Klaus Enrique Gerdes has recreated images by Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo who created real-life portraits in the 16th Century using fruit, vegetables, meat and ...

Born into a noble Milanese family, Giuseppe Arcimboldo was working as independent artist by 1549, when he provided paintings and designs for stained glass windows for the Duomo in Milan. He remained ...