A warrior standing, holding two lances, and a subsidiary study of a young man with his arm raised

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"A Warrior Standing, Holding Two Lances, and a Subsidiary Study of a Young Man with His Arm Raised" is a drawing attributed to Salvator Rosa, an Italian Baroque painter, poet, and printmaker known for his dramatic landscapes and bold, imaginative works. Rosa's artistic oeuvre is characterized by its romantic, often stormy depictions of nature and its embrace of the more tempestuous aspects of human nature and historical subjects.

This particular work is executed in pen and brown ink with brush and brown wash, over black chalk on paper, a medium that Rosa frequently employed to convey the dynamic energy and expressiveness of his subjects. The drawing depicts a warrior in a dynamic pose, gripping two lances, which suggests a moment of intense action or preparation for battle. The inclusion of a subsidiary study of a young man with his arm raised on the same sheet provides insight into Rosa's artistic process, where multiple studies and sketches often shared the same surface as part of his exploration of form and movement.

The drawing is a testament to Rosa's skill in capturing the human figure in motion and his interest in the heroic and the theatrical, themes that permeate much of his work. As with many of Rosa's drawings, this piece likely served as a preparatory study for a painting or an etching, allowing the artist to work through compositional and anatomical challenges before committing to a final work.

The attribution to Salvator Rosa, while consistent with his style and subjects, may be subject to scholarly debate, as is common with works from this period. The drawing's provenance, current location, and any related works would provide additional context for understanding its place within Rosa's body of work and the broader canon of 17th-century Italian art.

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