Lorenzo Lotto (Lorenzo di Tommaso Lotto), Italian (active Venice, northern Italy, and Marches), first documented 1503, died 1556 – Portrait of Gian Giacomo Stuer and His Son Gian Antonio Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Lorenzo Lotto (Lorenzo di Tommaso Lotto), Italian (active Venice, northern Italy, and Marches), first documented 1503, died 1556 -- Portrait of Gian Giacomo Stuer and His Son Gian Antonio

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