Study of a Seated Man's Legs 1816

"Study of a Seated Man's Legs" is a pencil drawing on paper by British artist Henry Wyatt, created in 1816. The artwork focuses on the lower half of a seated man, capturing the intricate folds and textures of his clothing. This study exemplifies Wyatt's interest in anatomical detail and the nuanced representation of form. The piece demonstrates his meticulous approach to sketching, showcasing the artist's mastery of tonal variations and the subtle play of light and shadow.