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Estudio para la figura de un monje jerónimo - Claudio Coello
Summary
Español: Estudio para la figura de un monje jerónimo, dibujo de Claudio Coello, hacia 1685, Museo del Louvre, París.
Dimensiones: 15,9 x 12,9 cm
Materiales / técnicas: piedra negra ; sanguina; papel (crema)
Anotación antigua en el reverso, a pluma y tinta marrón: Año de 1694 / Claudio Cuelo meretrato enelesCorial
Français : Etude pour la figure d'un moine hiéronymite, dessin de Claudio Coello, vers 1985, Département des Arts graphiques du Musée du Louvre, Paris.
Matériaux/techniques: pierre noire ; sanguine ; papier (crème)
Description: Pierre noire, sanguine, sur papier crème. Annotation ancienne au verso, à la plume et encre brune : Ano de 1694 / Claudio Cuelo meretrato enelesCorial. Autre annotation ancienne (XVIIe siècle?), à la plume et encre brune, en grande partie coupée mais lisible : (...) Camara de Carlos II' (sans doute : Claudio Coello pintor de Camara de Carlos II)
Dimensions: H. en m 0,159 ; L. en m 0,129
Claudio Coello (1642–1693) was a Spanish late-Baroque painter who is considered the last important master of the great Madrid school of the 17th century. Influenced both by Diego Velázquez and by Juan Carreño de Miranda, he attempted to halt the decline of Spanish art, and his work was greatly admired at the time.