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    At least three of them—Marietta, Domenico, and Marco—learned their father’s trade and became his associates. An artist of indefatigable activity and a veritable fury of creativity, Tintoretto spent most of his life in the bosom of his family and in his workshop. But the love of solitude to which his…

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