Introduction to the Brera Art Museum: The Brera Art Museum in Milan is a representative painting gallery in Milan, especially the works of the Lombards and Venetians from the 15th to the 18th centuries. If you want to feel the artistic atmosphere of the Renaissance in northern Italy, this is a must-see.
You should read Raphaello's "The Wedding of the Virgin Mary" and "The Virgin and Child". The difference from the Renaissance style in Central Italy can be seen in Mantegha's Cristo morto, which represents northern Italy. This is a unique painting that uses perspective painting, placing the recumbent Jesus at eye level, and depicts it from the soles of his feet. Once you see it once, you will never forget it. You must go and appreciate it.
Other important works include: Tintoretto, Plero della Francesca, Veronese, etc.