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This woman was identified as Veronica, likely due to the similarity with the Latin words \"Vera Icon.\" Since the early Christian era, the face of Christ has been the object of particular veneration. Its depiction has pervaded the entire history of Western art. From the first iconic representations of the early Christian and early Middle Ages, we gradually moved on to increasingly naturalistic (starting in the Renaissance) or realistic (typical of Flemish art) depictions.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\n \u003cp style=\"text-align: justify;\"\u003eManuel Campus's art is characterized by expressive faces, strong personalities, and popular traits. The painter has succeeded in creating his own poetics from the grim stares and frowning faces. These are the rugged faces of social outcasts, but Campus manages to sublimate them with his own expressionistic interpretation. The artist implements a process of formal synthesis based on a linear rhythm of composition. 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