The Luminous Legacy of Francesco Cozza In the heart of the Italian Baroque, a period defined by dramatic movement and theatrical light, the works of Francesco Cozza emerge with a singular, tranquil clarity. Born in 1605 in the rugged landscape of Stignano, Calabria, Cozza’s journey from the southern reaches of Italy to the artistic epicenter of Rome is a testament to the era's great migratory spirit of talent. His early training was shaped by the profound influence of Domenichino, a master whose classical rigor and compositional balance provided the foundation for Co/zza’s developing hand. A…