River God c. 1528

This is a drawing by Giulio Romano from around 1528, titled "River God". It depicts a nude male figure with long hair and a beard, sitting on a rocky outcrop, possibly representing a river god. The figure's anatomy is rendered with precision, highlighting the artist's mastery of the human form. The drawing is characterized by its expressive lines and delicate shading, capturing the movement and energy of the subject. This pen-and-ink drawing is a testament to Romano's artistic skills, demonstrating his ability to create compelling and nuanced representations of the human figure, a common theme in his works.