"Do Not Break the Crown" [fol. 43 recto] (c. 1512/1515)

Pen and ink drawing of a man in pleated garments raising a sword, with two crowns on a hill behind him.

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"Do Not Break the Crown" [fol. 43 recto], c. 1512/1515, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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About this work

This pen and ink drawing shows a figure in a hooded cap and loose, pleated garments raising a long sword above his head while stepping forward. Two crowns rest on a hill at the upper left, and a sword lies on the ground below, with a fallen cap or cloth nearby.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

c. 1512/1515

Medium

pen and black ink on laid paper

Museum

National Gallery of Art

License

CC0

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Drawings & Sketches