Verso Figure of a nude Child and a small copy of four male Heads from a woodcut by Dürer

This drawing features a large, soft red chalk study of a standing nude child with curly hair, typical of the putti or infant figures in High Renaissance painting. To the left, a separate, minute sketch in pen and ink depicts a group of four male heads in profile, meticulously copied from a woodcut by the German artist Albrecht Dürer. The sheet provides a glimpse into the workshop practice of studying anatomy and the direct influence of Northern European printmaking on Italian artists.