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Some scholars believe that the portrait is a Leonardo original painted by the Renaissance artist before he made the more famous work housed at the Louvre.
Thank you Steven for all your thoughts, drawings, paintings, musings over the years. I love them. I first fell in love with your fish paintings, but following your sporadic updates, on life art and family has been wonderful. I look forward to your next post.
Dang, this made me cry.