File:Leonardo da Vinci Grotesque Heads.jpg
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Grotesque Heads by Leonardo da Vinci
- Date: circa 1490
- Technique: Pen
- Dimensions: 10.25 × 8" (26 × 20 cm)
- Location: Royal Library, Windsor Castle
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