Corrado de Mochis: A Fusion of German and Italian Renaissance Glass Born in Cologne, Germany, in 1525, Corrado de Mochis (also known as Corrado de’Mochis) emerged as one of the most significant master glassmakers of the late 16th century. His career unfolded primarily in Milan, where he left an indelible mark on the magnificent Milan Cathedral, crafting a series of stained-glass windows that exemplify the dynamic interplay between German and Italian artistic traditions – a style he himself dubbed ‘arcimboldesque.’ De Mochis’s life was tragically cut short in 1569, but his legacy endures thro…