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A remarkable seventeenth-century study of a bearded man executed in a manner reminiscent of Rubens. Painted with fluid brushwork and a warm reddish-brown palette characteristic of the Flemish Baroque, the figure - possibly Saint Paul - turns in partial profile with a sorrowful expression. Unsigned. On paper laid to canvas.
Condition
Signs of wear consistent with age. Discolouration to the varnish. Wear around the edges. The paper has been laid to canvas. Areas of overpainting. Some cracking to the paint surface.
