The image shows a grayscale drawing titled "Diogenes" by Ugo da Carpi. The drawing depicts a man with a long beard and curly hair sitting on a stack of wooden planks or boxes. He wears a cloth wrapped around his waist and has one leg bent, with the other foot resting on the ground. The man holds a long stick in one hand and appears to be examining something in the other hand. The background features a large circular object behind the man and another figure on the right. There are several books scattered on the ground in front of him.
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- 659 × 893 px
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