Departure of Tobit (recto); Sketch of Crucifixion (verso) n.d. (recto); n.d. (verso)

This anonymous drawing depicts a scene from the biblical story of Tobit, a devout man who is forced to flee his home with his family. The artwork is a study for a larger composition and captures the figures in a way that is both expressive and anatomically accurate. The artist's focus on the movement of the figures, particularly in the drapery, conveys a sense of narrative and emotional weight. While the exact date of the artwork is unknown, the style suggests that it was likely created in the 16th century, perhaps in Italy. The drawing is a testament to the enduring appeal of biblical stories in art, and its simple yet powerful composition speaks to the artist's skill.