In his youth, he was forced to Certosa by an outbreak of the plague in his hometown.  
His last work was completed by his pupil Alessandro Allori.  In his youth, he was forced to Certosa by an outbreak of the plague in his hometown.  He was used as the figure of a child in his teacher Pontormo's Joseph in Egypt.  He worked for the Duke of Urbino for a time, and painted a portrait of Andrea Doria as Neptune.  He decorated the chapel of Eleanora of Toledo, the wife of his patron Cosimo di Medici.  One of the premier portraitists among the Mannerists, for 10 points, name this Florentine, best known for Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time.
His last work was completed by his pupil Alessandro Allori.  
Agnolo Bronzino or Agnolo di Cosimo