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Francesco I d’Este

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    The first of these, of Francesco I d’Este, duke of Modena (1650–51), culminates his revolution in portraiture. Much of the freedom and spontaneity of the bust of Cardinal Borghese is kept, but it is united with a heroic pomp and grandiose movement that portray the ideals of the Baroque age…

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    The first of these, of Francesco I d’Este, duke of Modena (1650–51), culminates his revolution in portraiture. Much of the freedom and spontaneity of the bust of Cardinal Borghese is kept, but it is united with a heroic pomp and grandiose movement that portray the ideals of the Baroque age…

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