Andrea Sacchi was an Italian painter born in 1599 in Rome. He is known for his contributions to the Baroque art movement, characterized by dramatic use of light and shadow. Sacchi's work often featured religious themes and classical subjects, showcasing his skill in composition and color. Sacchi studied under Caravaggio and later became a prominent figure in the Roman art scene. His notable works include "The Virgin and Child with Saints" and "The Death of Saint Joseph." He passed away in 1661, leaving a lasting impact on the development of Baroque painting in Italy.