Stehender Jüngling mit drapiertem Mantel und Modellstab 

This silverpoint drawing by the Italian Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli depicts a standing young man, likely a study for a larger artwork. The figure is rendered in a highly detailed and realistic manner, emphasizing the anatomy of the body and the flowing drapery of the cloak. Botticelli was known for his graceful figures, often depicted in lyrical and expressive poses. His drawings are characterized by their elegance and precision, and this drawing is a testament to his mastery of the silverpoint medium. The work is currently housed at the Städel Museum.