Portrait of a bearded man, possibly Prince Antonio di Santacroce of Rome 

This portrait, possibly depicting Prince Antonio di Santacroce of Rome, is a work by Venetian artist Jacopo Tintoretto, known for his dramatic use of light and color. The work showcases Tintoretto's mastery of portraiture, with a focus on the subject's piercing gaze and the intricate details of his beard and clothing. Though the exact date of the painting is unknown, its style aligns with Tintoretto's later period, characterized by a more expressive and dynamic approach to his subjects. This piece exemplifies Tintoretto's renowned skill in depicting both the physical and emotional essence of his subjects.