Here's what you do: Put a towel around your face. Mark your ears, cheeks, nostrils. corners of the mouth, etc.
Take off the towel and lay it on a flat surface and look at the width a 3-D impression would have left. l Either you have an incredibly wide round face, of the Fraud of Turin is the painting of a face a quarter the width of an average Caucasion face.

That cute painting you have there doesn't even resemble the one on the shroud either. The shroud face is Italian, not English.

Was thinking in terms of if Da Vinci painted it.

I shouldn't have tossed in the English bit, was a reference to Hollywood (all the ancients had British accents! Unless it's the enemy, of course), and with all roads reconfigured to lead to that merry isle.