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Rosso Fiorentino — Italian, 1494–1540 — Florentine Mannerism
Giovanni Battista di Jacopo, called Rosso Fiorentino for his red hair, was among the founding figures of Italian Mannerism. Trained in Florence in the orbit of Andrea del Sarto, he developed an idiosyncratic style marked by elongated figures, acidic color, and a deliberate strain of emotional intensity that broke decisively from High Renaissance balance.
- For Unframed and Framed Art - Acid free Archival Inks Printed on Museum Grade Paper. Museum Grade Paper is known to be Archival, which means it can be stored for a long time without turning yellow.
- Canvas Art Printed Using Archival Inks on Museum Quality Matte Canvas.
