Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads
Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads
Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads
Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads
Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads
Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads

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Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads,

16th century

Anonymous North Italian
x1948-561

Information

Title
Male nude figure, without a head, stepping forward and gesturing; Verso: seated soldier drinking and studies of eleven heads
Dates

16th century

Maker
Anonymous North Italian
Medium
Pen, brown ink and brown-gray wash on recto, brown wash on verso
Dimensions
30.7 x 19.6 cm. (12 1/16 x 7 11/16 in.)
Credit Line
Bequest of Dan Fellows Platt, Class of 1895
Object Number
x1948-561
Culture
Italian
Type
drawings
Subject
men, figures (representations), nudes

Sir Joshua Reynolds (Lugt 2364) lower left verso; Dan Fellows Platt (Lugt supp. 750a and 2066b) lower left recto

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