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Matteo Rosselli (1578-1650) was an Italian draughtsman and painter known for his detailed and expressive drawings. His works often depict religious subjects, particularly the Annunciation, which is a popular theme in Renaissance art. Rosselli's drawings showcase his skilled use of red chalk and his understanding of human anatomy and drapery. He employed a loose, gestural style that conveyed a sense of movement and energy, further highlighting his mastery of drawing. These sketches, often created as preparatory studies for larger paintings, serve as a valuable insight into his artistic process.
Born
1578
Died
1650
Bildnis eines jungen Mannes mit glattem Haar und Bart
Matteo Rosselli
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Man Leaning on a Rail [verso]
Matteo Rosselli
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Lamentation of Christ
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Saint John the Baptist
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John the Evangelist
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Man Playing a Lute [recto]
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Tobias and the Angel
Matteo Rosselli
n.d.
Head of Youth Looking Down
Matteo Rosselli
n.d.
The Annunciation (verso)
Matteo Rosselli
1650
Standing Man Wearing a Cloak and Hat
Matteo Rosselli
1602
A Male Nude, Half Reclining
Matteo Rosselli
1623
A Young Boy Seen from Behind, holding a sword and cap
Matteo Rosselli
1620
Studie naar een model in wijde mantel
Matteo Rosselli
1600
Staande figuur met uitgestrekte rechterarm
Matteo Rosselli
1619
Studie van een gedrapeerde figuur
Matteo Rosselli
1619