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Marriage of St. Catherine
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Marriage of St. Catherine

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  • Andrea del Sarto

    …early works such as the Marriage of St. Catherine, the search for the expression of animation and emotion led to an ecstatic and nonidealistic style that proved immensely attractive to a younger generation of painters. Restraint increasing with maturity did not inhibit the achievement of such passionate later works as…

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    …early works such as the Marriage of St. Catherine, the search for the expression of animation and emotion led to an ecstatic and nonidealistic style that proved immensely attractive to a younger generation of painters. Restraint increasing with maturity did not inhibit the achievement of such passionate later works as…

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