Head of a young man turned to the right 1578 - 1650

Matteo Rosselli's "Head of a young man turned to the right" is a delicate drawing created between 1578 and 1650. The drawing, housed at the Statens Museum for Kunst, depicts a youthful face in profile, capturing the subject's subtle features with refined strokes. Rosselli, known for his refined draftsmanship, employs a combination of charcoal and red chalk on paper to render the subtle nuances of the young man's expression. The drawing exemplifies the Italian Renaissance style, emphasizing the exploration of human anatomy and individual expression.