Standing Figure of a Warrior King 1536 - 1614

Cesare Nebbia's "Standing Figure of a Warrior King" is a pen and wash drawing created between 1536 and 1614. The drawing, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, depicts a warrior king with a crown and a flowing cloak, rendered in meticulous detail. The use of brown ink and wash creates a sense of depth and volume, highlighting the anatomical features of the figure. This drawing is an excellent example of Renaissance art, capturing the grandeur of the warrior king through Nebbia's skillful use of line and shading.