Sculptuur van een naakte jongen 1696

Hendrick van Beaumont's "Sculptuur van een naakte jongen" is a red chalk drawing dating back to 1696. The artwork depicts a classical sculpture of a nude boy, likely a depiction of a Greek or Roman god, rendered in a realistic style. This drawing serves as a study of form and anatomy, a common practice among artists of the time. The artist skillfully captures the details of the sculpture, from the smooth curves of the boy's body to the texture of the stone base. This piece highlights van Beaumont's talent for capturing the essence of classical sculptures through his detailed and expressive drawing.