Despite his technical perfection Andrea acknowledges that his paintings lack emotional and spiritual depth Unlike his contemporaries Michelangelo and Raphael Andrea's work does not convey the same spiritual or emotional power He says A man's reach should exceed his grasp Or what's a heaven for Here Andrea admits that his paintings do not have the same inspiring quality as those of Michelangelo or Raphael Influence of Personal Life Andrea's personal life greatly influences his art His wife Lucrezia is a significant distraction She drew his attention away from his work Andrea spends much of his energy trying to please her and fulfill her demands This prevents him from fully dedicating himself to his art Additionally his financial struggles and the need to support his wife force him to prioritize making money over pursuing artistic greatness In conclusion Andrea del Sarto is a faultless painter in terms of technique but his lack of inspiration and personal regrets prevent him from achieving true artistic greatness His story significantly reflects on the limitations of technical perfection without emotional and spiritual depth nbsp