Born Paolo Caliari, this Renaissance rockstar from Verona was a master of color and colossal canvases. Veronese's paintings are so vast, rumor has it he bought pigment by the barrel and his assistants needed maps to navigate his works. He specialized in biblical feasts, turning religious scenes into lavish Venetian parties, crowded with figures in glittering finery. This penchant for pageantry once landed him in hot water with the Inquisition. His "Last Supper" featured not just apostles, but also "buffoons, drunkards, dwarfs, [and] Germans." When questioned, Veronese cheekily defended his artistic license, arguing that painters should have the same freedoms as "poets and jesters." Rather than repaint, he simply renamed the piece *The Feast in the House of Levi*, a masterclass in witty rebranding.
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