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A Blonde Woman Palma Vecchio, 1520
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A Blonde Woman

Palma Vecchio Β· 1520

Why it's great

A woman with golden hair and a loose white blouse looks out with a calm, direct gaze. Palma Vecchio painted it in about 1520, and Venetian painters loved this blonde look.

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πŸ“ National GalleryCity of Westminster, United Kingdom

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About the artist

Palma Vecchio

1480–1528 Β· born in Serina Β· died in Venice

Palma Vecchio was a Venetian painter, born near Bergamo in about 1480. He painted rich portraits of women with golden hair and warm skin and tones. He died in 1528.

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