The River God Tiber (Study for a fresco, Miracle of the Snow, or the Foundation of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome in the Canigiani chapel of S. Felicita, Florence)
A sketch of a seated male figure with long hair, possibly a river god, drawn in pencil or charcoal on a beige background; the figure sits with one leg bent and the other extended, with his left arm resting on his knee; his torso faces right; a cloth or fabric appears beneath him; behind him are swirling lines suggesting water.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1136 × 893 px
- Museum Record
- View original
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