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      No.7845

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      Seville Adventurer's Guild
      Hey, you've seen a few El Greco paintings haven't you... Well then, I have a favour to ask of you.
      In the mannerist style of painting such as the paintings of El Greco, people are depicted in elongated forms. But there is apparently an El Greco painting where this is not the case. Go ask at the town.
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                Pre-Quest:
                Landscapes Map The View of Toledo


                1. Seville - Talk to Craftsman x2
                3. Naples - Talk to Craftsman
                4. Naples Gesualdo Estate - Talk to Gesualdo
                5. Naples Palace Office - Talk to King Federico
                6. Gesualdo Estate - Use Observe & Search


                A different take on religious art 1 3 1 The Crucifixion of Christ
                In a different style


                Who is Greco?
                Created during stay in Italy
                It looks like a Greco
                It might be copying Greco
                Greco did not get on well with art dealers
                Early work of El Greco



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                  • Boy Lighting a Candle ★★★★ (Work of art) Exp:720 Fame:295
                    By El Greco. A famous picture depicting the peaceful, calm expression of a boy lighting a candle and capturing the moment the flame takes. This was painted before El Greco went to Spain, and so we don't see his characteristic use of subject enlargement.

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