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Giovanni Battista Moroni rendered this Gian Lodovico Madruzzo, a member of the powerful Madruzzo family. Moroni's portraits capture individual personality with unusual directness for his era.
His sitters appear as real people rather than idealized figures. This work is at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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