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"But over the past 45 years we have gathered far more knowledge about Rembrandt's self-portraits and the fluctuations in his style," he said. He said the painting's crude brushwork and painting technique is observed in other paintings from the early stage of Rembrandt's career. The painting has been valued at 20 million pounds -- but the trust, whose mandate is to safeguard Britain's heritage, is not allowed to sell it. The trust said the painting would hang at Buckland Abbey for eight more months before being sent for cleaning and further examination, including X-rays, examination of paint pigments, infrared testing and tree-ring dating of the beech panel it is painted on.
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