Who painted Standing Young Man [verso]?

Standing Young Man [verso] was painted by Sperandio in 1468.

Where can I see Standing Young Man [verso]?

Standing Young Man [verso] is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Standing Young Man [verso]?

Standing Young Man [verso] is associated with Renaissance.

Artwork

Standing Young Man [verso]

Sperandio , 1468

Standing Young Man [verso] is an ink drawing by the Renaissance artist Sperandio. It dates from 1468 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

About this work

Overview

Standing Young Man [verso] is a drawing created by Sperandio in 1468 using pen and brown ink on laid paper.

Subject & Meaning

The drawing depicts a young man in a relaxed pose, with his weight on one leg and hands near his hips, conveying a sense of quiet contemplation.

Technique & Style

Sperandio's use of pen and brown ink creates depth and texture through visible lines and shading, adding dimension to the figure.

Context

The work reflects the Renaissance emphasis on classical ideals and humanism, characteristic of the period's artistic style.

Artist & collection

Artist

Sperandio

Sperandio (1431–1504) was an artist, born in Mantua.

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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