A Papal audience; Verso: study of a machine: anatomical study of the male leg and its bones
A Papal audience; Verso: study of a machine: anatomical study of the male leg and its bones
A Papal audience; Verso: study of a machine: anatomical study of the male leg and its bones
A Papal audience; Verso: study of a machine: anatomical study of the male leg and its bones

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A Papal audience; Verso: study of a machine: anatomical study of the male leg and its bones

school of Raphael, 1483–1520; born Rome, Italy; died Urbino, Italy
x1951-110

Information

Title
A Papal audience; Verso: study of a machine: anatomical study of the male leg and its bones
Maker
school of Raphael
Medium
Pen, brown ink and brown wash heightened with white over Red chalk; Verso: pen and brown ink, red chalk
Dimensions
sheet: 39 x 53.2 cm. (15 3/8 x 20 15/16 in.) mount: 40.5 x 54.7 cm. (15 15/16 x 21 9/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Frank Jewett Mather Jr.
Object Number
x1951-110
Inscription
lower right: R. Urbino / 20.3
Culture
Italian
Type
drawings
Subject
audiences, thrones, figures (representations), popes, arches

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