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San Juan Bautista visto de frente, con barba y cabellos largos y ondulados. Está vestido con una túnica sin mangas en color verde sobre la que se superpone un manto de color rojo que parte del hombro [+]
La obra representa a Pedro de Medici (1554-1604), hijo de Cosme I que mantuvo estrechos vínculos con España, estando presente en Madrid durante los reinados de Felipe II y Felipe III. La identificació [+]
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En primer término, la figura del Santo, caído del caballo, ante el resplandor celestial, en el que aparece la figura de Cristo, situado en lo alto de la composición, con la cruz en la mano, rodeado de [+]
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The figure type and the finished style of drawing suggest the work of the Lombard painters Bernardino Luini (c. 1480/85-1532) or Andrea Solario (c. 1465-1524). A number of weaknesses in the handling, [+]
This is the companion to the drawing D01646. The execution of the hands and hair is especially characteristic of Ludovico Carracci´s style. [+]
The composition, which I have been unable so far to identify, may have been taken from a print. The inventor of the design was evidently either Venetian or Veronese. [+]
The figure appears to derive from the circle of the Florentine Mannierist, Francesco Salviati (c. 1520-c. 1575), rather than from the School of Raphael. Especially redolent of Salviati´s invention is [+]
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