Antoniazzo romano, a misunderstood and unrecognized painter

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Set against the backdrop of the late 15th century, the narrative follows Antonio Aquili, known as Antoniazzo Romano, a prominent figure in the transition from Gothic Mannerism to the Renaissance. He was deeply connected to Roman artistic circles, working in his family's workshop and rising to the position of first consul of the painters' university. His collaborations included significant projects like the decoration of the Secret Library and contributions to the Sistine Chapel, showcasing his influence on both local and French patronage during this transformative period in art history.