Black and white drawing of two female figures. The figure on the left stands with their left leg crossed over the right. The figure on the right stands with their right leg crossed over the left. Both figures wear a head covering and a long robe. The figure on the left touches their forehead with their right hand and their neck with their left hand. The figure on the right touches their forehead with their right hand and their shoulder with their left hand. The background consists of vertical lines. The drawing is framed by a thin border. The drawing style is highly detailed and uses many short lines. The title of the drawing is "Two Roman Women" and the artist is Francesco Primaticcio.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 580 × 893 px
- Museum record:
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