Giovanni Arcimboldi

Giovanni Arcimboldi (1426–1488) was an Italian cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, who became Cardinal Archbishop of Milan in 1485. He was a senator of Milan, and he was Milan's ambassador to Rome. In 1468, he became Bishop of Novara. In 1473, he became a cardinal, and in 1485, he became Archbishop of Milan. On his death, his brother Guido Antonio Arcimboldi succeeded him as Archbishop of Milan (1489–1497), and his grandson Giovanni Angelo Arcimboldi also became Archbishop of Milan (1550–1550).