Francesco Ubertini Verdi, nicknamed Bacchiacca, was an Italian late Renaissance painter of the Florentine school.
He was born into a creative family: his father was a goldsmith and his brothers were painters. Bacchiacca earned a reputation for his skill as a painter and became the court painter to the dukes, and carried out commissions to paint walls and ceilings for noble Italian families, painting portraits, allegories, altarpieces and images.
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