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Summary

Artist Johann Nepomuk della Croce (1736-1819)
Description
detail of the face of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Cropped version of the painting where Mozart is seen with Anna Maria (Mozart's sister) and father, Leopold, on the wall a portrait of his deceased mother, Anna Maria.
Date 1780-81
Medium Oil on canvas
Dimensions 140 x 168 cm
Mozart House
Salzburg, Austria
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