Head of an Eagle, c.1527-8

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"Head of an Eagle, c.1527-8" is a renowned artwork by Italian artist Giulio Romano, also known by his nickname – Orbetto. This piece is believed to have been created between 1527 and 1528, during the High Renaissance–a period characterized by a greater focus on naturalism and the exploration of linear perspective.

Remarkably known for his works in frescoes, Romano was considered one of the most remarkable talents to emerge from the studio of Raphael, the master of the High Renaissance. Born as Giulio Pippi, the artist adopted the name 'Romano' presumably to proclaim his Roman citizenship.

The 'Head of an Eagle' showcases Romano’s meticulous attention to detail and his adeptness in capturing the nuanced naturalistic features of his subjects. Crafted with a refined technique, Romano successfully imbues the subject with a stark lifelikeness, capturing not only the physical characteristics but also the predatory intensity associated with eagles.

The piece's aesthetic appeal is further amplified by Romano's adeptness in creating a delicate interplay of light and shadow, lending depth and dimension to the image. The eagle, long considered a symbol of power and authority, is portrayed in a manner that speaks to these attributes and demonstrates Romano’s ability to imbue symbolic significance into his works.

The precise location of the "Head of an Eagle" remains undisclosed, as is often the case with many of Romano's easel works, and the piece is predominantly familiar to many through reproductions and scholarly references.

This introduction would greatly benefit from further specifics about the artwork, such as its dimensions, medium, known provenance, and current location or ownership. This disparity in available knowledge reflects many challenges art historians face when compiling comprehensive information about works from the High Renaissance period.

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