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Sunday 15 March 1998 00:02 GMT

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WHOSE ROUND is it? (In which painting, by which painter?)

Details 374 came from Guido Reni's David Holding the Head of Goliath (1601-05), with its nice flanking of metaphorical masonry: smooth, round column (for sweet boy) against chipped square block (for rough giant). The picture is in the Louvre.

The first three correct answers for Details 374 came from: Susan Halls of London SW15; Ian Royle of Kendal, Cumbria; and Michael Philpot of Leiston, Suffolk.

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