This academic charcoal drawing from the turn of the century showcases a nude male figure in a contrapposto stance, capturing the timeless grace of classical sculptures. The drawing’s meticulous tonal modeling and the raw, unfinished edges give it a dynamic and slightly surreal appearance, reminiscent of Caravaggio’s early studies.

"This piece strikes a rare balance between classical technique and raw artistic expression, making it a profound addition to any collection that values both history and the emotive power of art."

France, circa 1900

Dimensions: 18W x 1D x 29H