Studies for Standing and Seated Figures 1634 - 1645

This pen and ink drawing, "Studies for Standing and Seated Figures," created by Salvator Rosa between 1634 and 1645, exemplifies the artist's penchant for capturing the human figure in motion. Rosa's distinctive style, known for its energy and expressive lines, is evident in the dynamic postures of the figures. These studies, likely preparatory sketches for a larger composition, reveal Rosa's keen observation of human anatomy and gesture, showcasing his talent as a master draftsman.