Bust of a Young Man with a Fur-Collared Coat c. 1750

This engraving, created around 1750 by Giovanni Marco Pitteri, depicts a young man in a fur-collared coat. The subject's gaze is direct and intense, and the artist's use of shading creates a sense of depth and realism. The image is a prime example of the bust portrait genre, popular throughout the 18th century. The detailed depiction of the fur collar adds a touch of opulence and showcases the artist's skill. The engraving's overall tone is somber and introspective, leaving viewers to contemplate the subject's character.