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The so-called 'epistolary' manuscript by Girolamo Borsieri is the privileged source for approaching from the inside to one of the most exciting moments of Lombard art of the modern age, the early seventeenth century dominated by painters of the caliber of Cerano, Procaccini and Morazzone.

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