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Artist	Jan van Scorel (1495–1552)   Alternative names Jan van Schoorel, Jan van Schoorl, Jan van Schoreel, Jan van Schorel, Jan van Scoreel, Jan van Scorelius, Jan van Scorellius Description Dutch painter and draughtsman Date of birth/death 1 August 1495 6 December 1552 Location of birth/death Schoorl Utrecht (city) Work location Haarlem (ca. 1517-1518), Venice (1518-1522), Rome (1522-1524), Utrecht (city) (1524-1528), Haarlem (1528), Utrecht (city) (1529-1551), Ghent (1550), Obervellach Authority control WorldCat
Description	Pope Adrian VI (Hadrian VI) ( en:Pope Adrian VI)
Date	May 24-25, 1523? Apparently the Venetian envoy Sanuto Marino writes in his diary that on those dates, a young Dutch painter made two portraits of the Pope. (see link above for source)
Current location	Centraal Museum of Utrecht
Source/Photographer	Unknown for original uploader, but it can be found at the Centraal Museum of Utrecht.

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