Page Serving Wine or The Painter's Apprentice by Parmigianino

Page Serving Wine or The Painter's Apprentice 1530 - 1540

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drawing, print, paper, ink, ink-drawings, pen

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drawing

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toned paper

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water colours

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print

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charcoal drawing

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possibly oil pastel

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paper

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charcoal art

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oil painting

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ink

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coffee painting

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underpainting

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ink-drawings

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water

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pen

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watercolour illustration

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italy

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watercolor

"Page Serving Wine or The Painter's Apprentice" is a pen drawing by Italian Mannerist painter Parmigianino from around 1530-1540. The work depicts a young man in profile view, his body elongated and his limbs stretched, a hallmark of Parmigianino's style. The subject, possibly a page serving wine or the painter's apprentice, stands at a table with a jug and other vessels visible in the background, capturing a moment of everyday life. This drawing exemplifies Parmigianino's mastery of line and his interest in depicting the human form with grace and elegance. The work, housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, offers a glimpse into the daily activities and artistic practices of the 16th century.

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