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https://museoomero.it/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/opera-martini-San-Giovannino-1303-1613.B-1013x1536-1.jpg10131536Martini, with this artwork, returns to the previusly embraced theme of the Sheepherd, a subject dealt with for the first time in 1923 with the title of Sacrifice (Sacrificio) or Pastor Fido (Thrustworthy Sheepherd). The sheepherd who holds to his chest the mislaid sheep was the chosen theme, but the artist wants to create an imagine of a primordial humanity, of a return to the great ancient values.