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Felt tip pen on paper - Signed and Inscribed // Fernando Botero’s Profile de Jeune Homme is a simple yet elegant pen and ink drawing that captures the profile of a young man. The artwork, drawn with felt-tip pen, exemplifies Botero’s signature style, known for his depiction of voluminous figures. In this piece, the profile is minimal, with a focus on the contour of the face and the curly hair, creating a sense of fullness even with the limited use of line. The inscription beneath the drawing adds a personal touch, enhancing the intimate nature of the work. Signed and dated, this piece is a testament to Botero’s ability to convey character and form with simplicity and grace.
Profile de Jeune Homme, 1992
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Felt tip pen on paper - Signed and Inscribed // Fernando Botero’s Profile de Jeune Homme is a simple yet elegant pen and ink drawing that captures the profile of a young man. The artwork, drawn with felt-tip pen, exemplifies Botero’s signature style, known for his depiction of voluminous figures. In this piece, the profile is minimal, with a focus on the contour of the face and the curly hair, creating a sense of fullness even with the limited use of line. The inscription beneath the drawing adds a personal touch, enhancing the intimate nature of the work. Signed and dated, this piece is a testament to Botero’s ability to convey character and form with simplicity and grace.
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