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Summary

Sor Caputagn Nasotra (

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Artist

Possibly Giovan Paolo Lomazzo

Title

Sor Caputagn Nasotra

Description

Male Grotesque: Sor Caputagn Nasotra Note: The drawing is assigned to a follower of Leonardo. Giulio Bora (1989) attributes the drawing to a Milanese artist, and Franco Paliaga (1995) and Franco Moro (2016) suggest that it may be by Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo. The drawing is based upon Leonardo's prototype (Chatsworth, no. 825 B and Spencer Collection [NYPL], II, 25). The drawing is noted by Dante Isella (1993) as representing one of the members of the Accademia della Val di Blenio. Silvio Mara (2010) reconstructs a Libro di disegni, owned by Federico Borromeo, which contained this drawing and almost 200 others.

Date

Uploaded 2007-01-15

Medium

drawing

Collection

Pinacoteca Ambrosiana

	Native name	Pinacoteca Ambrosiana
	Parent institution	Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana
	Location	Milan
	Coordinates	45° 27′ 49.61″ N, 9° 11′ 09.43″ E
	Established	1618
	Website	ambrosiana.eu
	Authority file	: Q1085811 VIAF: 130698811 ISNI: 0000000121576242 LCCN: n50056779 GND: 1009054-X SUDOC: 03242471X WorldCat

Inscriptions

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Source/Photographer

https://collections.library.nd.edu/2d498adc70/inventory-catalog-of-the-drawings-in-the-biblioteca-ambrosiana/items/176d870f65

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