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The freedom of the brush
After the participants have divided painting into the three categories, they devote themselves to the freedom of the poetic painting.
Conflict
Capriccio Decorum License Monstrosity/Unacceptable configuration Mention
Fabriano, 1564
Subject
Decoration ; decorum of poetry ; Grotesque ; poetic painting 
The liberty of the poetic licence
In this part of the dialogue, M. Vincenzo further defines the poetic liberty (poetic licence).
Conflict
Clothes anachronism/Errors/Adornment Contemporary vs. ancient artist Decorum License Monstrosity/Unacceptable configuration Mention
Fabriano, 1564
Subject
appropriate church decoration ; poetic liberty ; poetic painting 
The monstrous
The participants have already spoken about grotesques (monstrosities) in advance.
Conflict
Decorum License Monstrosity/Unacceptable configuration Mention
Fabriano, 1564
Subject
Monstrosity ; poetic painting The extent of the poetic license
After the participants had already limited the poetic licence, now follows the final definition of the licence (at least for poetic painting).
Conflict
Capriccio Contemporary vs. ancient artist Decorum Judging art License Mention
Fabriano, 1564
Subject
poetic license ; poetic painting ; regole ; rules The fabulous fictions
Vatican City, Vatican Palace;
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ca. 1517-19In this passage, the freedom of poetic painting (poetic licence) is restricted.
Conflict
Capriccio Decorum Ignorance/Negligence of the artist Judging art Monstrosity/Unacceptable configuration Mention
Fabriano, 1564
Subject
Decoration ; decorum of poetry ; Grotesque ; Isaiah 11:6-8 ; poetic painting 