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The Deposition in Volterra is one of the masterpieces of this overlooked artist - whose cherubs incidentally adorn the unsuspecting notebooks or folders of our contemporary high school students - that allows us to give some concreteness to the general premise around the style of the "maniera", and, above all, around its merits, despite the tone with which, even today, an artistic expression is branded as "mannerism": almost to signify a sterile, stale, repetitive, uninspired, and needlessly complex technique, not coincidentally antithetical to a preceding hypothetical classical or canonical model. Discover the review
The Deposition in Volterra is one of the masterpieces of this overlooked artist - whose cherubs incidentally adorn the unsuspecting notebooks or folders of our contemporary high school students - that allows us to give some concreteness to the general premise around the style of the "maniera", and, above all, around its merits, despite the tone with which, even today, an artistic expression is branded as "mannerism": almost to signify a sterile, stale, repetitive, uninspired, and needlessly complex technique, not coincidentally antithetical to a preceding hypothetical classical or canonical model.
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