But what remains is the portrait of a man who, right up until the end of his life, acted instinctively for what he deemed to be the greater good.

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In the lower-right corner, and executed with a far more circumspect touch, a likely portrait of the Marquis de Sade underscores the disturbing import of the apparition above.

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