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		</div><p>An Italian artist has used his tractor to transform a field near the Italian city of Verona into a giant portrait of Russian president Vladimir Putin ahead of this week&#8217;s Group of 20 summit. The 135m-wide (443ft) Putin portrait, created by artist Dario Gambarin, only can be properly viewed from above due to its scale.</p>
<p>Mr Gambarin created similar land portraits of Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton during the US presidential race last year. The artist said he does not measure the fields before he starts driving, but creates his giant images with a good eye and tractor skills.</p>
<p>Mr Gambarin limits his creations to the brief period between the harvest of one crop and the planting of the next, meaning Putin&#8217;s portrait will be cut down after a few days.</p>
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