Portrait of a man with a scroll - Copy after Titian, 19th century - Half-length …

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Portrait of a man with a scroll - Copy after Titian, 19th century - Half-length portrait of a young man against a neutral background. Oil on canvas, doubl. Inscribed "TITIANVS" upper right. 68 x 54 cm; unmarked.

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Portrait of a man with a scroll - Copy after Titian, 19th ce

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