Taddeo Zuccaro Sheet of Studies (for The Blinding of Elymas, The Sacrifice at Lystra, and The Holy Family) ca. 1558 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
Taddeo Zuccaro Three Figures supporting Recumbent Man (and other sketches) ca. 1558 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
attributed to Federico Zuccaro Angel with Trumpet ca. 1576-79 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
follower of Federico Zuccaro Scene with Nude Warrior 16th century drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
Bartolomeo Passarotti Kneeling Putto with Severed Head before 1592 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
from Severed Head Floating Downriver
It is said that after losing his wife, Orpheus was torn to
pieces by Maenads, who threw his head into the River
Hebron. The head went on singing and forgetting,
filling up with water and floating away.
– Alice Oswald (2016)
follower of Giorgio Vasari Female Head in Profile ca. 1541 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
attributed to Bartolomeo Passarotti Idealized Bust of a Woman before 1592 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
Niccolò Circignani (Il Pomarancio) Study for the Duel between Heraclius and Khosrau 1582 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
Carlo Caliari Two Studies - Torso of a Youth ca. 1580-96 drawing Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam |
Moretto da Brescia Study for the Prophet Isaiah before 1554 drawing British Museum |
follower of Michelangelo Study for Crucified Christ or Marsyas ca. 1585-95 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
Francesco Primaticcio Allegorical Figure of Fortitude ca. 1541-45 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
attributed to Parmigianino Female Heads ca. 1535-40 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
Raphael Upraised Right Hand ca. 1518-20 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |