River landscape with a seated man with a turban and a boy leading a horse in the foreground, after the etching B.8, attributed to Titian 1485 - 1576

This is a pen drawing on paper, made by an anonymous artist sometime between 1485 and 1576. The artwork is attributed to Titian, but this attribution is not confirmed. It depicts a river landscape with a seated man with a turban and a boy leading a horse in the foreground. The drawing, now at the Statens Museum for Kunst, is likely a study for a larger work. The drawing has a delicate and precise feel thanks to the artist's meticulous use of line. The composition is dynamic and creates a sense of depth. The overall effect is both naturalistic and idealized, reflecting the conventions of Italian Renaissance landscape drawing.