Head of a Boy (Gennaro Falcone?) 1635 - 1640

This drawing, "Head of a Boy (Gennaro Falcone?)", depicts a youthful figure with closed eyes, likely Gennaro Falcone, a prominent figure of the time. Created between 1635 and 1640, this work showcases the masterful skill of Aniello Falcone, a prominent Neapolitan artist known for his drawings and paintings. The piece is a testament to Falcone's ability to capture the essence of his subject with simple yet expressive lines. It's a study in both anatomy and the human condition, reflecting the artistic sensibilities of the Baroque period.