Galizia showed a style related to the Lombard mannerism of the late 16th century, centered in Mantua, but known internationally, especially in France. Galizia’s still lifes are among the earliest examples of painting in a new genre in which women, partly because they were excluded from other kinds of painting, would later excel.
Galizia's work displayed a style that echoed the Lombard Mannerism of the late 16th century, originating in Mantua and gaining international recognition, particularly in France. His still lifes are among the earliest examples of this new genre of painting, where women, due to their exclusion from other forms of art, would later achieve prominence.