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The book surveys the artist's mature period, exploring how personal relationships—especially a long friendship with Pietro Aretino and an alliance with Jacopo Sansovino—shaped commissions, social standing, and artistic choices. It examines shifts in portraiture toward aristocratic characterization, the handling of color and light in religious and mythological paintings, and the interaction between workshop practice and patron demands. Close visual analyses of notable paintings are paired with biographical context, tracing how family events, courtly patrons, and contemporary tastes influenced the late creative output.
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