Auf allen vieren am Boden hockender Mann (mit Küken spielender Bursche) before 1730
nicolaslancret
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper, chalk
drawing
amateur sketch
toned paper
light pencil work
baroque
french
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
paper
pencil drawing
ink drawing experimentation
underpainting
chalk
15_18th-century
portrait drawing
watercolour illustration
"Auf allen vieren am Boden hockender Mann (mit Küken spielender Bursche)" (Man Kneeling on all Fours [Boy Playing with a Chick]) is a charcoal drawing by Nicolas Lancret, dating back to before 1730. The drawing, now housed in the Städel Museum, depicts a man kneeling on all fours, his head bowed, suggesting humility or perhaps exhaustion. The loose, expressive lines of the drawing evoke a sense of immediacy, highlighting the artist's focus on capturing the human figure in a spontaneous, naturalistic pose. Lancret, known for his genre paintings, often incorporated depictions of everyday life and peasant scenes, hinting at the possible context for this drawing.
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