Portrait of a Musician (Ritratto di musico)

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''Portrait of a Musician'' (Italian: ''Ritratto di musico'') is an early Renaissance painting attributed to the Italian polymath Leonardo da Vinci, dated to around 1485. The artwork is one of the few portraits by Leonardo that is believed to depict a specific individual from his milieu, although the subject's identity remains a subject of scholarly debate. The painting is currently housed in the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan, Italy.

The portrait is executed in oil on walnut panel and showcases a half-length figure of a young man holding a sheet of music. The subject's gaze, directed away from the viewer, and his serene expression are characteristic of Leonardo's approach to portraiture, which aimed to capture the inner life of the sitter. The painting's attribution to Leonardo has been supported by stylistic analysis and the artist's distinctive sfumato technique, although some art historians have suggested the involvement of his pupils in its execution.

The ''Portrait of a Musician'' stands out for its detailed rendering of the sitter's hands and the musical score, which reflects Leonardo's interest in music and his understanding of its theoretical aspects. The identity of the musician has been a matter of speculation, with candidates including Franchino Gaffurio, who was the maestro di cappella of Milan Cathedral, and Atalante Migliorotti, a musician and friend of Leonardo. However, no definitive evidence has confirmed the sitter's identity.

The painting's provenance is not well documented before the 17th century, and it underwent significant restoration in the 20th century. ''Portrait of a Musician'' remains an important work in the oeuvre of Leonardo da Vinci, offering insights into his artistic practice and the cultural context of Milan during the Sforza rule. Its enigmatic quality and the unresolved questions surrounding the sitter's identity continue to intrigue scholars and the public alike.

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