The Six Saints by Niccolo Boldrini: black and white drawing of six men. A naked man with long hair, and a cloth wrapped around his waist stands on the left with his eyes closed and mouth open. Next to him to the right is a man wearing a long robe with a hood and holding a skull. A man with a long beard and a crucifix around his neck stands next to him. The fourth man from the left wears ornate religious vestments and carries a staff. A man stands to his right, wearing a long robe. A man on far right wears a robe and a head covering with feathers. The background is a wall with horizontal lines. A cylinder shape object sits on the floor on the left.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 653 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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