Nude of a sitting boy 17 - 1821

"Nude of a sitting boy" is a charcoal drawing created by German artist Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld in 17-1821. The artwork, which is held in the Städel Museum, depicts a young boy sitting with his legs crossed and his right hand resting on a ledge. Schnorr von Carolsfeld’s drawing shows the influence of Neoclassicism and is a study of the human form. The artist’s precise lines and detailed anatomy are characteristic of his style, demonstrating his mastery of the human figure.