Not currently on view
In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of August 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Red chalk was a common medium used by artists of the 1600s to make drawings from live models.
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Francesco Vanni — Standing Woman Looking to Left Background
Salvator Rosa — Old Man Kneeling Facing Upper Left
Giacomo Zoboli — Study of Male Figure Kneeling in a Three-Qu
Jacques Callot — Le Vieux Mendiant a une Seule Béquille (The
Giovanni Battista Piazzetta — Executioner Holding Up a Sever
Alessandro Maganza — Male Figure Seen from Behind
Anonymous, Italian, 17th century — Monk with Crucifix (Recto
Bernardino Poccetti — Seated Male Figure with the Head of an
Pietro Longhi (Italian, 1702–1785) — Studies of a Costume, S
Jacques Callot|Anonymous — Reverse Copy of Le Vieux Mendiat
Anthonie van Borssom — A Praying Youth
Giacomo Cavedone — Kneeling Youth Facing Left