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Explore Daniele da Volterra's haunting depiction of 'The Massacre of the Innocents,' a dramatic Renaissance masterpiece capturing the horror of Herod’s decree and Michelangelo’s influence.
Born in Volterra around 1509, Daniele Ricciarelli honed his skills under Sienese masters before gravitating towards Rome and forging an enduring connection with Michelangelo. He skillfully navigated patronage demands while championing artistic experimentation—a hallmark of his legacy.