Copies after Raphael's 'The Finding of Moses' 1660 - 1710

Michel Corneille the Younger's red chalk drawing, "Copies after Raphael's 'The Finding of Moses'" depicts five heads and partial figures from Raphael's famous painting. The artist, working in the late 17th century, demonstrates his mastery of drawing through the detailed rendering of the figures, highlighting the beauty and grace of the original composition. This study of Raphael's work exemplifies the influence of Renaissance art on subsequent generations and provides a valuable glimpse into the artistic process of copying and adaptation.