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Most Famous Image Turner Not Self Portrait Says Expert
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- Dr. James Hamilton claims Turner's most famous self-portrait is likely by John Opie.
- The portrait is part of the Tate collection and dated around 1799.
- Hamilton's research suggests misattribution after inclusion in the Turner Bequest.
- Some scholars maintain the correct attribution to Turner.
- Tate has expressed openness to exploring Hamilton's research.