MASOLINO

Stefano Borsi delves into the enigmatic life and artistic contributions of Masolino, shedding light on a figure often overshadowed by his contemporaries. The exploration begins with a tantalizing investigation into the artist's origins, unraveling the threads of his early life that have remained elusive throughout history. Borsi questions the circumstances that shaped Masolino's unique style and approach, inviting readers to consider the impact of 15th-century Italy on his work.

As the narrative unfolds, Borsi confronts the unconventional notion of Masolino’s late debut in the art world at the age of forty. This intriguing angle prompts a reflection on the societal and personal factors that influence an artist's journey. Through meticulously researched insights, the book reveals the complexities of Masolino’s identity, celebrating his contributions to the Renaissance while encouraging a re-evaluation of his place in art history.