Lot Essay
The chainlines and the tear at the top left of one of the drawing which joins with that on the top right of the other drawing indicates that these were originally drawn on a single sheet.
Saint John, his arms folded on his chest, for a Crucifixion; and Saint John, his hands clasped together, for a Crucifixion
Details
Dutch School, early 17th Century
Saint John, his arms folded on his chest, for a Crucifixion; and Saint John, his hands clasped together, for a Crucifixion
black and white chalk on grey prepared paper, black chalk framing lines
196 x 114 mm. (2)
Saint John, his arms folded on his chest, for a Crucifixion; and Saint John, his hands clasped together, for a Crucifixion
black and white chalk on grey prepared paper, black chalk framing lines
196 x 114 mm. (2)