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The Guardian's Art Weekly Turns Its Eye on Filippo Lippi, Florence's 'Wild Man'
In its weekly art dispatch, the Guardian places the debauched Florentine painter Filippo Lippi among the week's exhibitions, framing him as a wild man tamed.
Eleonora Vanzetti · 520 words
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