Study for the Allegory of San Gimignano and Colle Val d'Elsa

1563

Pen and brown ink, highlighted with white gouache, traces of squaring in black chalk (on top of drawing surface), over traces of black chalk on blue paper

21.5 × 21.4 cm (8.5 × 8.4 in)

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