The sculpture depicts two male figures, both nude. One figure is standing and the other is sitting. The standing figure is on the left, leaning against a tree or post with one hand behind them. The standing figure's body is relaxed with crossed legs. The seated figure on the right appears older with a bearded face. The seated figure holds a stick or staff and seems to be in conversation with or gesturing to the standing figure. In the background, there are architectural and landscape elements including an arch and what looks like a broken column. The sculpture is made of bronze, with a dark brown color and a slight greenish patina in some areas. The relief is shallow, giving a carved, three-dimensional appearance.
Artwork Details
- Date
- early 16th century
- Medium
- bronze//Dark brown patina
- Dimensions
- 3281 × 4441 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original