Attributed to Ercole Procaccini (Milan 1596-1676)
A seated male nude, seen from the side
red chalk, shaped
11¾ x 6 in. (29.8 x 15.3 cm.); and two others, attributed to Camillo Procaccini, Putti with the Instruments of the Passion (recto); Tobias and the Angel (verso) and attributed to Guercino, The Death of Lucretia
Attributed to Ercole Procaccini (Milan 1596-1676)
A seated male nude, seen from the side
red chalk, shaped
11¾ x 6 in. (29.8 x 15.3 cm.); and two others, attributed to Camillo Procaccini, Putti with the Instruments of the Passion (recto); Tobias and the Angel (verso) and attributed to Guercino, The Death of Lucretia