Now the post-conservation painting is on display at the DIA, where it will remain for the next five years. According to the DIA, this is the first time the 344-year-old painting has been on display in a U.S. museum.
Now the post-conservation painting is on display at the DIA, where it will remain for the next five years. According to the DIA, this is the first time the 344-year-old painting has been on display in a U.S. museum.