Head of a Bearded Man
School of Paolo Veronese · ca. 1565
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"Head of a Bearded Man" is attributed to the School of Paolo Veronese and dated circa 1565. This drawing, measuring 10 5/16 x 7 7/8 in. (26.2 x 20 cm), was executed in black chalk, heightened with white, on greenish blue paper. It is classified as a drawing within the Robert Lehman Collection.
The artwork was acquired by the Robert Lehman Collection in 1975, as indicated by its credit line. No specific provenance details are available prior to this acquisition. No exhibition history or literature references are provided for this piece in the supplied data.
No artist authority record for "School of Paolo Veronese" was provided. While the Metropolitan Museum of Art holds other works by Veronese (e.g., "Mars and Venus United by Love," "Boy with a Greyhound," "Alessandro Vittoria"), none are listed as directly comparable in medium, subject, or exact date to this drawing.
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