Staande man
Maerten de Vos
1542 - 1603
Medium
pen
Dimensions
138; 109
About this artwork
hoogte 138 mm x breedte 109 mm
Art Historical Context
**Staande Man (Standing Man)** by Maerten de Vos (2–1603) is a delicate pen drawing capturing a solitary male figure in a poised, upright stance. Measuring just 138 mm high by 109 mm wide, intimate sketch exemplifies the artist's skill in rendering human anatomy with precise, fluid lines. De Vos, a prominent Flemish painter from Antwerp, was renowned for his contributions to Mannerism, a style blending Renaissance ideals with elongated forms and expressive poses influenced by Italian masters like Raphael and Michelangelo. Created during de Vos's active career in the late 16th century, this wo...