“Divide and Conquer” by Marco Grassi is about two artists, Jacopo Carucci called Pontormo and Giovanni Battista di Jacopo called Rosso Fiorentino and the people who influenced them, what they learned, and how they had grew as artists. Having both studied under Master Del Sarto these two artists would continue to grow, but each would have their own style. Del Sarto, who had learned from Leonardo, his works typically depicted elements of a grand and monumental style. These three artists would create something known as the three panels. Each had received an important altarpiece commission known as, Madonnna of the Harpics by Andrea del Sarto, Madonna Enthroned with Four Saints by Rosso and Sacred Conversation by Pontormo. These works depicts
