Another Mozart Portrait Discovered Automatic translate

VEIN. In a young man with a thick round face, depicted in a tiny eighteenth-century painting, experts recognized the great composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Researchers at the Mozart Museum in Salzburg announced this discovery last Friday. This portrait of the great composer is different from other famous images of the musician. In total there are 14 authentic portraits of Mozart.

In the newly opened image, Mozart looks directly at the viewer; he is not dressed in his characteristic white wig. Expert Cristoph Grosspietch stated that the findings of the museum were based on the study of famous portraits and historical documents of the time.

At the same time, the museum experts recognized another image, previously considered a portrait of Mozart, not belonging to the composer.

Anna Sidorova