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Portrait Of A Bearded Man

The subject has formerly been called a 'Spanish General', and then a 'Military Commander'. The dress and background have been left unfinished. This is possibly a study for a sitter in a group. The costume suggests a date of about 1570-80.

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SKU: NG2295

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