National Gallery of Art · Open Access
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- National Gallery of Art Open Access
- Rights / attribution
- Public domain; image provided by National Gallery of Art
- License
- Public domain (NGA Open Access)
- Usage notes
- The museum’s published image record marks this primary image openaccess=1. Verified against official GitHub snapshot dfdbcf1a226ce1f2953f5e8422e71d923869b67e on 2026-09-27. Samuel H. Kress Collection Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington. Image delivered from the official NGA IIIF service with original proportions preserved. Image clearance follows the NGA Open Access policy; metadata CC0 is recorded separately. Attribution does not imply museum endorsement or availability for sale.
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