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The image shows a full-body drawing of a person standing upright, facing slightly toward the viewer's right. The individual has curly hair and a beard, looking directly forward. They are dressed in a long, flowing robe that reaches the floor, with their hands clasped together at waist level under the garment. The clothing style suggests a historical or classical context. There are no visible accessories or objects held. The background is plain, and the drawing is in monochrome sepia tone, signed "Del Cigoli" at the bottom.
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The image shows a full-body drawing of a person standing upright, facing slightly toward the viewer's right. The individual has curly hair and a beard, looking directly forward. They are dressed in a long, flowing robe that reaches the floor, with their hands clasped together at waist level under the garment. The clothing style suggests a historical or classical context. There are no visible accessories or objects held. The background is plain, and the drawing is in monochrome sepia tone, signed "Del Cigoli" at the bottom.

National Gallery of Art · Drawing

A Standing Bearded Man

Sigismondo Coccapani

Date
1610/1630
Medium
red chalk with red wash on laid paper, laid down on an old album sheet
Dimensions
sheet: 39.6 × 27.2 cm (15 9/16 × 10 11/16 in.) mount: 43.6 × 27.4 cm (17 3/16 × 10 13/16 in.)
Classification
Drawing
Accession number
2018.26.7
Credit line
The Edith Tanenbaum Rudolf Collection
Time span
1551 to 1600
Department
CG-E
Original NGA record Wikidata

Subjects and terms

  • inscription
  • calligraphic
  • Portrait
  • Man
Provenance

Coccapani family, 17th century (Lugt 2729). (Mathias Komor, New York); to Mr. and Mrs. William Rudolf, 1968; gift to NGA in 2018

Inscription

by later hand, lower center of mount in pen and brown ink: Del Cigoli

NGA object ID 213129. Collection metadata is reproduced under CC0. This work is included because its NGA published-image record is marked open access; visitors should recheck the source record before substantial reuse.