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Two Male Nudes

Baccio Bandinelli

National Gallery of Art

The image shows two male figures in full-body outline. The figure on the left is slightly turned towards the viewer with one arm bent and the other extended towards the figure on the right. The figure on the right faces forward with one arm pointing outward. Both figures have muscular builds and detailed anatomical features. The figure on the right has defined facial features, including a mustache and upward-styled hair. The figure on the left has less detailed facial features and closely cropped or pulled back hair. Both figures seem to be nude, holding circular shields. The background is plain and tan, resembling aged paper, with no additional context, focusing solely on the figures.

Artwork Details

Date
c. 1520
Medium
pen and brown ink on laid paper
Dimensions
3422 × 4394 px
Public Domain
Yes
Museum Record
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