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Artemisia has in three years become so skilled that I can venture to say that today she has no peer; indeed, she has produced works which demonstrate a level of understanding that perhaps even the principal masters of the profession have not attained. . . . ^1(p20)—Orazio Gentileschi to the Dowager Grand Duchess of Tuscany, July 3, 1612

I will say no more, except what I have on my mind, . . . that you will find the spirit of Caesar in this soul of a woman.—Artemisia Gentileschi to Don Antonio Ruffo, November 13, 1649^2(p397)

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