660. A MAN'S PORTRAIT.

_Ascribed to François Clouet_ (French: about 1510-1572).

François Clouet, like his father Jeannet before him, was

court painter to the King of France. Jeannet was, however,

probably a Netherlander; and François remained faithful to the

old northern style of painting. This and the other portrait

ascribed to him might well be taken for works of the Flemish

school.

In the costume of the 16th century: dated 1543.

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