Study for an allegory of Jealousy.
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Agnolo BRONZINO (aka Agnolo Cosimo di Mariano Bronzino) (1503-1572): Study of the figure who personifies Jealousy in Bronzino's painting Allegory of Venus & Cupid. The collector's marks of Jonathan Richardson Sr. and the painter Sir Joshua Reynolds are located in the bottom right corner.
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