How are Bronzino's figures often described as?
Agitated and emotional
Calm and somewhat reserved
Comic
Hyperrealistic
Answer
Bronzino's figures are often described as calm and somewhat reserved because they are typically depicted in a very controlled manner. Their expressions are often neutral or serene, and their poses are typically symmetrical and balanced. This sense of calmness is often heightened by the use of muted colors and soft light.
Brushstrokes of Brilliance: Unveiling Bronzino, the Master of Italian Mannerism
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