Zittende en een staande naakte jongeling 1513

Wolfgang Huber's "Zittende en een staande naakte jongeling," a silverpoint drawing on paper, depicts two nude male figures, one seated and the other standing. The drawing is a study of anatomy and human form, a common subject for Renaissance artists. Huber was born in 1485 and died in 1553, making him a contemporary of the famous German painter Albrecht Dürer. He is known for his drawings, particularly studies of the human body, and his work often displays an interest in precise detail and realistic depiction. This drawing is a testament to Huber's skill in capturing the nuances of the human form.