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Madonna with SS. John the Baptist, Anthony Abbot, Jerome and Stephen
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Madonna with SS. John the Baptist, Anthony Abbot, Jerome and Stephen

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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / Mannerist painters in Florence and Rome

    His highly unconventional Madonna with SS. John the Baptist, Anthony Abbot, Jerome and Stephen for Santa Maria Nuova (1518) displays an aesthetic anarchy bolder than anything by Pontormo, and by the 1520s he was creating works of savage emotionality (e.g., the Volterra Deposition, 1521). In 1523 Rosso journeyed…

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    His highly unconventional Madonna with SS. John the Baptist, Anthony Abbot, Jerome and Stephen for Santa Maria Nuova (1518) displays an aesthetic anarchy bolder than anything by Pontormo, and by the 1520s he was creating works of savage emotionality (e.g., the Volterra Deposition, 1521). In 1523 Rosso journeyed…

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