Badende nimfen 1605
ugodacarpi
pencil drawn
aged paper
toned paper
light pencil work
pencil sketch
etching
pencil drawing
pencil work
pencil art
watercolor
"Badende nimfen" (Bathing Nymphs) is an engraving by the Italian Renaissance artist Ugo da Carpi, created in 1605. This artwork depicts a group of five nude female figures, known as nymphs, in various poses around a body of water. Some are reclining, others are standing, and one is drying herself off with a cloth. The use of delicate lines and shading creates a sense of volume and naturalism, showcasing da Carpi's mastery of the engraving technique. The image is rendered in shades of brown, highlighting the soft curves of the female form and creating a serene atmosphere. The nymphs are depicted in a natural setting, surrounded by trees and a cloudy sky. This artwork is a testament to the artist's talent and the beauty of the human form, highlighting a popular subject in Renaissance art.
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