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Head of a Woman (Leonardo)
The ''Head of a Woman''also known as ''La Scapigliata''〔Translation: ''The lady of the dishevelled hair''〕 is a painting in oil on wood by the Italian Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci, dating from perhaps around 1500 and housed in the Galleria Nazionale di Parma, Italy.
==History==
The work is a finished painting, mentioned for the first time in the House of Gonzaga collection in 1627. It is perhaps the same work that Ippolito Calandra, in 1531, suggested to hang in the bedroom of Margaret Paleologa, wife of Federico II Gonzaga. In 1501, the marquesses wrote to Pietro Novellara asking if Leonardo could paint a ''Madonna'' for her private ''studiolo''.
Part of the Parmesan collection since 1839, the painting has been dated to Leonardo's mature period, around the time of ''Virgin of the Rocks'' or ''The Virgin and Child with St Anne and St John the Baptist''.
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