Head of a Man Wearing a Cap c. late 15th century

This drawing, attributed to the Circle of the Master of Santo Spirito, showcases the artist's skilled use of pen and wash. The delicate lines capture the subtle details of the man's face, while the washes create a soft and atmospheric effect. The subject, a man wearing a cap, gazes downward, his expression conveying a sense of contemplation or melancholy. The artwork is a testament to the artistic practices prevalent in late 15th-century Italy, highlighting the transition from the Early Renaissance to the High Renaissance.