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Saturday 04 April 1998 18:02 EST

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IN WHICH painting by which painter can you find this prime cut?

Details 377 came from Goya's startled, startling portrait of Dona Teresa Sureda (c 1805). Her forehead-locks form an upside-down heart. The picture is in the National Gallery of Art, Washington.

The first three correct answers came from: Brian Fleming of London NW3; Brenda Gallie of Childer Thornton, the Wirral; and Mrs P Humphrey of Street, Somerset.

Each will receive a bottle of champagne, as will this week's winners. Answers, on a postcard (to arrive by Wed 8 Apr), to: DETAILS 379, IoS, 1 Canada Sq, E14 5DL.

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