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Giovanni Battista Moroni rendered this portrait of Gian Federico Madruzzo. Moroni was a leading Italian Renaissance portraitist, known for capturing his subjects with psychological depth.
His portraits of the Italian nobility remain remarkably direct and honest. This work is at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
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