Guglielmo Caccia

Guglielmo Caccia, known as Il Moncalvo, ( born May 9, 1568 Montabone, Italy, † 1625) was an Italian painter of the late Renaissance.

After his training in Milano he lived primarily in Pavia, where he also received the rights of citizenship. He worked primarily as a painter of altar leaves in northern Italy. Among his most famous works are the multiplication of the loaves, the Kreuzabhnahme Christ and the Annunciation to Mary.