Two Standing Men 1609 - 1675

"Two Standing Men" is a 17th-century drawing by Micco Spadaro (Domenico Gargiulo), a Neapolitan artist known for his depictions of everyday life. Created between 1609 and 1675, the drawing is housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The work captures the figures in simple poses, seen from behind, wearing the clothing of the era. The artist’s use of delicate lines creates a sense of naturalism, capturing the subtle details of their attire and body language, highlighting the skill of the draftsman.