Transform the uploaded photo into a Renaissance-style oil painting, inspired by the techniques of 15th to 16th century European masters. Style and visual characteristics: Medium: Richly detailed oil painting on aged canvas or wood panel. Include visible brush strokes, layered pigments, and fine glazing techniques for depth. Color palette: Earthy, muted tones—burnt umber, raw sienna, ochre, deep crimson, muted green, and lead white. Use chiaroscuro to create strong light and shadow contrasts, especially on the face and hands. Lighting: Dramatic and directional light source, usually from above or from one side. Emphasize shadowed cheekbones, softly illuminated features, and a glow on the skin. Pose and framing: Classical three-quarter view or full-length portrait. Subject should appear serene or introspective, often with hands folded or gently posed. Include Renaissance-era posture and symmetry. Background: Deep, dark, and simple—either a shadowy backdrop, architectural stone arches, or subtle natural scenery with mountains, trees, or drapery. Avoid modern or cluttered backgrounds. Clothing (optional): Modify modern clothing to resemble Renaissance attire—robes, tunics, collars, or draped fabric with detailed embroidery or velvet texture. Facial detail: Use soft transitions between highlights and shadows. Skin should be pale and subtly textured, with realistic features and expressive eyes. Add slight aging or idealized beauty typical of the period. Canvas texture: Add light cracking (craquelure), patina, or varnish sheen across the surface to simulate age. Frame (optional): Include an ornate gilded frame around the portrait if presenting the final result as a hanging piece. Overall tone: Regal, contemplative, and reverent—like a timeless artifact from the halls of the Uffizi or the Louvre.