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This painting shows a young man against an olive-green background.
Raphael and the Maniera

Portrait of a Man

Rosso Fiorentino
artist Rosso Fiorentino (Florentine, 1494–1540)
date early 1520s
medium Oil on panel
origin Italy
dimensions 88.7 × 67.9 cm
credit line Samuel H. Kress Collection
hall 09 Raphael and the Maniera
rights public domain (CC0)
National Gallery of Art, Washington Full image

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