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(Spanish Painter) Pedro Berruguete is acknowledged as Spain's inaugural Renaissance painter, having brought the Renaissance style to his homeland after a stay in Italy. He painted in several cities before settling in Avila, where he created his renowned masterpiece, the main altarpiece in the convent of San Tomás. Berruguete's artistic style is a distinct fusion of Flemish, Spanish Gothic, and Italian Renaissance elements. His ability to blend these influences without replicating any specific school demonstrates his originality and skill in the art realm.
