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The head of a crossbowman taking aim, 1514-5 (silverpoint on grey prepared paper)
3087184 The head of a crossbowman taking aim, 1514-5 (silverpoint on grey prepared paper) by Holbein the Elder, Hans (1460/5-1524); 12x9.6 cm; Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, Denmark; (add.info.: Study for the Augsburg Triptych featuring the martyrdom of St. Sebastian); German, out of copyright
Media ID 18258103
© Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, Denmark / Bridgeman Images
Aiming Altarpiece Archer Bowman Precision Preparation Preparatory
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This print captures the intense focus of a crossbowman as he takes aim. Created in 1514-5 by Holbein the Elder, Hans, this silverpoint drawing on grey prepared paper showcases the artist's incredible attention to detail. Measuring at 12x9.6 cm, this artwork can be found at the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark. The head of the crossbowman is depicted with utmost precision and skillful execution. Every line and shadow adds depth to his determined expression, revealing his unwavering commitment to hitting his target with accuracy. This piece serves as a preparatory study for the Augsburg Triptych featuring the martyrdom of St. Sebastian. Holbein's mastery shines through in this small yet powerful artwork, showcasing his ability to capture human emotion and dedication through simple lines and delicate shading. The archer's concentration is palpable, making it impossible not to feel drawn into his world of focused preparation. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of the meticulousness required in any endeavor that demands precision and skill. Whether it be archery or any other pursuit that requires careful planning and execution, this artwork serves as a timeless reminder of what it means to prepare oneself before taking action.
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