A man wearing a long outer garment and cap pointing to the left, from the series 'Figurine' 1651 - 1661

This etching from the "Figurine" series, created by Salvator Rosa between 1651 and 1661, depicts a man in a long outer garment and cap pointing to the left. Rosa, known for his dramatic landscapes and genre scenes, utilizes expressive lines and hatching to capture the figure's posture and the folds of the fabric. This work showcases Rosa's interest in capturing the essence of the human form, a hallmark of his artistic style. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses this small yet powerful piece of art, showcasing Rosa's distinctive ability to convey both individual character and the dynamism of movement.