Edward Sharpe, Portrait Of A Seated Male Nude

Edward Sharpe, Portrait Of A Seated Male NudeIn March 1867, the talented Edward Sharpe entered an art competition with this evocative portrait of a seated male nude. Its rendered with sensitivity and seems to ask more questions than it answers. Truly an exquisite piece. The competition was judged by Sir John Everett Millais (1829 1896), one of the founding members of the Pre Raphaelite Brotherhood, who awarded Sharpe first prize. As a result, Millais signed the drawing in the lower left with

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