After Francesco Salviati

'After Francesco Salviati' refers to works created by unknown artists who copied or were heavily influenced by the Italian Mannerist painter Francesco Salviati (1510–1563), a prominent figure in the Florentine and Roman Renaissance. These works typically date from the 16th through 19th centuries and were produced as workshop copies, period reproductions, or later interpretations of Salviati's compositions. Such attributions are common in auction house cataloguing when a work reflects Salviati's style but cannot be definitively assigned to his hand.