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 This image is attributed in multiple places on the Internet and the attribution is being used by multiple media outlets all over the place, including Scholastic's web site, Art History Club's web site, [www.academickids.com Academic Kid's Encyclopedia web site], Arikah.com's web site and many others. If you don't like the image, find another one, but stop removing the image because you don't agree with the attribution. By just reverting it all you accomplish is adding more fuel to the fire.   
 :This has got nothing to do with my opinion of the image.  My only concern is that the image you want to add to the article did not have proper source information when you added it, and it still doesn't.  If you want to ignore my edit summaries and the warnings, carry on, but it'll only get you blocked.  Please add proper source information to the image before adding it back to the article.    "