File:NdellAbateViennaportrait.jpg

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Summary

Artist

Niccolò dell'Abbate (1510–1571)
Alternative names	Birth name: Messer Niccolò
Description	Italian painter
Date of birth/death	circa 1510	1571
Location of birth/death	Modena	Fontainebleau (?)
Work location	Modena, Bologna, Paris, Fontainebleau
Authority control	WorldCat

Description

English: Portrait of a Young Man with Parrot and Pomegranate (Vienna). Documentary photo of 16th century painting

Date

circa 1540s

Current location

Kunsthistorisches Museum

	Native name	Kunsthistorisches Museum
	Location	Vienna, Austria
	Coordinates	48° 12′ 13.18″ N, 16° 21′ 40.96″ E
	Established	1872-1891
	Website	http://khm.at/en

Source/Photographer

Original uploader was Wetman at en.wikipedia

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