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Noone paints wrinkles and reflections like Vittorio Reggianini, the master of detail.
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I thought maybe the people weren't the emphasis, but it seems like he was going for full realism. Maybe just doing them a favor by paintshopping their hands and feet to be a bit smaller? Wouldn't want to make them look like Lana.
I think he is kinda hyper realistic. Looking at more works of his even the peasants were tiny handed and feeted :)
Paintshopping is a thing, but to see it inevery pieces of a painter, that is really curious.