Youth with Right Arm Raised in a Shoulder-Length Portrayal (preparatory study for St. Sebastian)

Timoteo Viti Italian

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First attributed to Timoteo Viti by Philip Pouncey in 1966, this drawing constitutes a preparatory study for the figure of St. Sebastian, seen at right on the altapiece with The Annunciation with Saints John the Baptist and Sebastian painted by Timoteo Viti around 1513-1515 for the Bonaventura chapel in the church of San Bernardino in Urbino, and now in the Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan (Reg. Cron. 507). A further large-scale model for the whole composition is in the Corsini collection at the Istituto Nazionale per la Grafica, Rome.
(Furio Rinaldi, 2014)

Youth with Right Arm Raised in a Shoulder-Length Portrayal (preparatory study for St. Sebastian), Timoteo Viti (Italian, Urbino 1469–1523 Urbino), Soft black chalk, or charcoal, on paper now very darkened (to beige color)

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Youth with Right Arm Raised in a Shoulder-Length Portrayal (preparatory study for St. Sebastian), Timoteo Viti (Italian, Urbino 1469–1523 Urbino), Soft black chalk, or charcoal, on paper now very darkened (to beige color)
Youth with Right Arm Raised in a Shoulder-Length Portrayal (preparatory study for St. Sebastian), Timoteo Viti (Italian, Urbino 1469–1523 Urbino), Soft black chalk, or charcoal, on paper now very darkened (to beige color)
Youth with Right Arm Raised in a Shoulder-Length Portrayal (preparatory study for St. Sebastian), Timoteo Viti (Italian, Urbino 1469–1523 Urbino), Soft black chalk, or charcoal, on paper now very darkened (to beige color)

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