Brief Biography-Fernando Yáñez, born in Almedina de la Mancha, went to Rome and became a disciple of Raphael. When he returned to Spain, he achieved a high reputation. Don Gomez Carrillo de Albornoz, Cuenca Cathedral’s treasurer, entrusted him to decorate the Altar. It turned out to be his most notable work. Yáñez also painted at two Madrid churches, showing Leonardo da Vinci's influences, according to Ceán Bermúdez. Yáñez and Hernando de los Llanos collaborated with Leonardo in Florence on his Battle of Anghiari. They produced many paintings after Leonardo’s works in Spain.