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School of Guido Reni

Female Head Study Looking Up to Right (recto); Study of Two Figures Supporting an Object (verso)

1630/70
Black chalk, heightened with traces of white chalk (recto), and black chalk (verso) on tan laid paper
20 × 15.3 cm (7.9 × 6 in)

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