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One of the artist’s most famous paintings is being exhibited alongside its “twin,” reigniting a century-old debate about who painted the latter.

Vermeer (1 September-11 January 2026) includes the original image of the guitar-playing woman, which is housed at Kenwood, while its doppelgänger, Lady with a Guitar, is on loan from the John G.