Standing Man, Holding a Pitcher in his Right Hand 1650 - 1664
cornelisbega
pencil drawn
amateur sketch
light pencil work
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
pencil drawing
ink drawing experimentation
sketchbook drawing
pencil work
initial sketch
"Standing Man, Holding a Pitcher in his Right Hand" is a black chalk drawing by Cornelis Bega, dating from 1650-1664. It showcases Bega’s talent for capturing the human figure with precision and sensitivity. The drawing is characterized by its expressive lines and delicate shading, which create a sense of depth and volume. The figure stands in a relaxed pose, his weight shifted to his right leg. The subtle details in the clothing and the man's expression suggest that Bega was interested in portraying the individual character of his subject. This drawing exemplifies the artistic style of the Dutch Golden Age, a period marked by its focus on realism and detailed observation.
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