Staand mannelijk naakt, van voren gezien c. 1827

"Staand mannelijk naakt, van voren gezien" is a drawing by A. Waterloo from around 1827. It depicts a standing male nude, rendered in graphite and chalk, highlighting the artist's focus on anatomical precision and chiaroscuro. The subject stands confidently with one hand resting on a classical pedestal, creating a sense of grandeur. The use of subtle shading adds depth and volume to the figure, emphasizing the muscular definition. The composition is balanced and elegant, reflecting the classical ideals of beauty prevalent during this period. The work is a fine example of academic figure drawing, showcasing the artist's mastery of the human form.