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Profile of a Man

Lombard 16th Century , 1510

Profile of a Man, by Lombard 16th Century, chalk, 1510
Profile of a Man, by Lombard 16th Century, chalk, 1510

Profile of a Man is a chalk drawing by the Renaissance artist Lombard 16th Century. It dates from 1510 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

About this work

Overview

The work titled “Profile of a Man” is a drawing executed on laid paper. It presents a single figure rendered in a profile view, employing a combination of black chalk, red chalk accents, and white highlights to define form and contrast.

Technique & Style

The artist applied black chalk as the primary medium, employing stumping to soften edges and create tonal variation. Selective touches of red chalk introduce subtle color, while white highlights are added to enhance illumination and depth, resulting in a nuanced monochrome composition.

Profile of a Man
Profile of a Man, Lombard 16th Century

Artist & collection

Portrait of Lombard 16th Century

Artist

Lombard 16th Century

This 16th-century artist made detailed profile drawings in pen, chalk, and ink, along with small bronze and silver religious reliefs.

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Frequently asked questions

Who painted Profile of a Man?

Profile of a Man was painted by Lombard 16th Century in 1510.

Where can I see Profile of a Man?

Profile of a Man is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Profile of a Man?

Profile of a Man is associated with Renaissance.