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ART DETECTIVE. In 1980 James Welu, [[LORAS COLLEGE]] graduate and the | ART DETECTIVE. In 1980 James Welu, [[LORAS COLLEGE]] graduate and the Director of the Worchester (MA) Art Museum, found among the items to be sold by a church in Massachusetts a lost painting by Andrea del Sarto, one of the master artists of the Italian Renaissance. | ||
The painting, dating between 1517 and 1520, shows John the Baptist. Incorrectly attributed to a contemporary of del Sarto, the portrait had been last exhibited in 1863. | The painting, dating between 1517 and 1520, shows John the Baptist. Incorrectly attributed to a contemporary of del Sarto, the portrait had been last exhibited in 1863. | ||
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ART DETECTIVE. In 1980 James Welu, LORAS COLLEGE graduate and the Director of the Worchester (MA) Art Museum, found among the items to be sold by a church in Massachusetts a lost painting by Andrea del Sarto, one of the master artists of the Italian Renaissance.
The painting, dating between 1517 and 1520, shows John the Baptist. Incorrectly attributed to a contemporary of del Sarto, the portrait had been last exhibited in 1863.