Head of a Bearded Man in Profile c. 16th century
carlourbino
minneapolisinstituteofart
drawing, brown-ink, pen
drawing
toned paper
brown-ink
pencil sketch
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
oil painting
coffee painting
underpainting
pen
portrait drawing
watercolour illustration
italy
watercolor
This 16th-century pen drawing by Carlo Urbino, titled "Head of a Bearded Man in Profile," showcases the artist's masterful skill in capturing realistic detail. The work, currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, depicts a bearded man in profile, with the artist's focus on rendering the texture of the man's hair and beard. The delicate lines create a sense of depth and volume, showcasing Urbino's ability to convey lifelike features through a simple yet effective technique. The drawing's small size, measuring 3 5/8 x 3 1/8 in. (9.21 x 7.94 cm), highlights the artist's focus on close observation and meticulous detail in capturing the essence of the human form.
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