This is a copy after Andrea del Sarto. It is drawn in charcoal. One of the overriding qualities that define this work is its univer-
sality. This drawing seems to be a portrait of “Man” rather than a specific man. This feeling of universality is achieved by sub-
ordinating the details of the features to the large form of the head. Thus, we are struck by the power and beauty of the form
most of all.
The Portrait in Three
Dimensions (continued)
Copy after Andrea del Sarto’s Head of an Apostle, by Dean Fisher