莱安德罗Bassano(1557年6月10日- 4月15日,1622),也称为莱安德罗dal桥,是一个意大利艺术家从Bassano德尔·格拉巴酒的弟弟弗朗西斯科·Bassano年轻和第三个儿子雅克布·巴萨诺从他们的城镇,他们的名字Bassano德尔·格拉巴酒。莱安德罗研究和他的兄弟在他们父亲的工作室,但接管了工作室当弗朗西斯科·开了一个研讨会威尼斯。莱安德罗跟随他父亲的宗教传统的作品,但也成为众所周知的肖像画家。

莱安德罗已经成为一个重要的助理,到1575年左右,他的父亲,和他的弟弟搬到了威尼斯。他父亲的遗嘱,在Bassano德尔·格拉巴酒莱安德罗进行工作室。尽管他父亲死后,他的弟弟Francesco自杀和莱安德罗工作室在威尼斯。他成为一个成功的肖像画家,工作接近威尼斯大师的影响力的风格,丁托列托.

莱安德罗开发他的风格,在威尼斯的影响力,进一步发展他的绘画风格。他的绘画方法的使用同于他父亲的“细毛笔,酷,浅颜色,顺利应用于定义良好的地区,不像他的父亲,谁画的密集和强劲的笔触。”

他的成功在威尼斯大幅增长,甚至登陆他的骑士威尼斯总督马里诺Grimani 1595年,他度过了他的余生。,莱安德罗开始签署他的名字与荣誉,“装备”。他的工作没有一个明确的日期和他的作品与其他艺术家有时困惑。这是对他而言,一个老人的肖像美术博物馆,布达佩斯,一度被认为是工作的丁托列托.

除了他的肖像和宗教的许多作品,莱安德罗描绘世俗,等各种风格的作品,如他,音乐会,现在乌菲兹美术馆厨房的场景,他挂的印第安那大学艺术博物馆.

Leandro Bassano (June 10, 1557 – April 15, 1622), also called Leandro dal Ponte, was an Italian artist from Bassano del Grappa, the younger brother of Francesco Bassano the Younger and third son of Jacopo Bassano, who took their name from their town ofBassano del Grappa. Leandro studied with his brother in their father's workshop, but took over the studio when Francesco opened a workshop in Venice. Leandro followed in the tradition of his father’s religious works, but also became well known as a portrait painter.

By around 1575, Leandro had become an important assistant to his father, with his brother relocated to Venice. It was his father’s will that Leandro carry on the studio in Bassano del Grappa. Though after his father died, his brother Francesco committed suicide and Leandro took up the studio in Venice. There he became a successful portraitist, working close to the influential style of the Venetian master, Tintoretto.

Leandro developed his style, taking in Venetian influence, furthering his fine drawing style. His approach to painting differed from his father’s in the use of "fine brushwork, with cool, light colours, smoothly applied in well-defined areas, unlike his father, who painted with dense and robust brushstrokes."

His success grew substantially in Venice, even landing him a knighthood from the Doge of Venice Marino Grimani in 1595 about, and he spent the rest of his life in the city. With this, Leandro began to sign his name with the honorary, “Eques.” Much of his work is not clearly dated and his works have sometimes been confused with other artists. This is the case with his, Portrait of an Old Man in the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, which was once thought to be a work of Tintoretto.

In addition to his many portraits and religious pieces, Leandro painted secular, genre-like works, such as his, Concert, now in the Uffizi Gallery and his, Kitchen Scene, hung in the Indiana University Art Museum.