He painted history works, such as the mannerist Jupiter and Antiope, as well as religious paintings reflecting the Council of Trent's decrees on art and Counter Reformation ideals of clearly represented piety. He died in Parma between 1611 and 1614.
He created historical pieces, such as the mannerist Jupiter and Antiope, as well as devotional paintings that conformed to the Council of Trent's guidelines on art and the Counter Reformation's emphasis on clearly depicted piety. He passed away in Parma between 1611 and 1614.