Standing Male Saint c. 1517 - 1525

This drawing of a "Standing Male Saint" was created by Fra Paolino in the early 16th century. The artist is known for his expressive, detailed drawings, and this work exemplifies his characteristic use of delicate lines and shading. The saint is portrayed in profile, his gaze directed towards the viewer. The drapery of his robe is rendered with meticulous precision, highlighting the artist's mastery of form and texture. Fra Paolino's drawings were often studies for larger paintings and offer insight into his creative process. This artwork is a testament to his skill as a draftsman and provides a glimpse into the world of Renaissance art.