File:Leonardo self.jpg

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Description	English: Self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci. Red chalk. 33 × 21 cm. Turin, Royal Library (inv.no. 15571). NOTE This image is in red chalk. Do not revert to the black and white image. Alternative title(s): Deutsch: Kopf eines bärtigen Mannes, sog. Selbstbildnis.
Date	circa 1510-1515
Source	www.vivoscuola.it : Home; Picture
Author	Leonardo da Vinci

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