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Antonio da Correggio

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Red chalk drawing of a bearded figure in glory on clouds with flowing drapery, framed in an octagonal gilt mount.

Christ in Glory

1520-1523

Red chalk drawing of a seated bearded man with curly hair and drapery, with a smaller curly-haired figure at left.

Saint Matthew

about 1523

Drawing of a nude man riding a bull with onlookers on the left and figures on a rocky outcrop above.

A Man Riding a Bull, and Other Figures

about 1517-1519

Red chalk drawing of a reclining male nude with arm raised, foreshortened legs, on cream paper.

Study of a Fallen Soldier (possibly the Conversion of Saul) (recto)

c. 1525

Red chalk drawing of a draped female figure beside sketches of classical columns, a pediment, and a circular study.

A Draped Female Figure (possibly an Amazon) and Architectural Studies (verso)

c. 1525

Red chalk sketch of a standing nude child with raised arm, surrounded by draped women and figures on clouds.

Standing Nude Child Surrounded by Women and Children

1489-1534

Red chalk study of four robed saints on a gridded sheet, with a bearded elder and a figure holding a staff.

Study of Four Saints

1525-34

Pen and brown ink drawing with red chalk of a Madonna and child, a standing man, sheep and angels in clouds.

Study for the "Madonna della Scodella" [recto]

1523

Pen and ink sketch with red chalk of bearded saints and a small angel on clouds, on an arched sheet.

Saint Matthew and Saint Jerome [verso]

1523

Red chalk drawing of the Adoration of the Magi with the Virgin and Child, a kneeling king, horses, and an architectural backd

The Adoration of the Magi

ca. 1517

Sketch in brown ink and red chalk of a seated Madonna nursing a child, a standing man, and cherubs among clouds in an arch.

Study for the "Madonna della Scodella" [recto]

1523/1524

Ink and red chalk sketch of three figures on a cloud, one bearded, on a pale sheet within a gilded mount.

Saint Matthew and Saint Jerome [verso]

1523/1524