Five studies of stonemasons or blacksmiths working in a forge 1548 - 1628
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"Five studies of stonemasons or blacksmiths working in a forge" is a pen drawing created by Jacopo Palma (il Giovane) between 1548 and 1628. It's currently located in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst and showcases five figures, each captured in a dynamic pose while engaged in their labor. Palma's keen eye for detail and understanding of human anatomy are evident in the expressive lines that define the men's musculature and the varied angles of their bodies, showcasing the artist's keen interest in the human form. These studies, likely preparatory sketches for a larger work, offer a glimpse into Palma's artistic process and his ability to capture the energy and exertion of manual labor.
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