A nude study of a standing young man holding a head (by Frederick Trevelyan Goodall), Frederick Trevelyan Goodall

Frederick trevelyan goodall (london 1848-1871) a nude study of a standing young man holding a head black chalk and red colored crayon, on wove paper 28 1⁄2 x 20 in. (72. 4 x 50. 8 cm) provenance: with shepherd gallery, new york (füssli through tiffany. 19th and early 20th century paintings, drawings and sculpture, 1987, no. 24, ill. , as attributed to herbert james draper; the julian academy, paris, 1868-1939, 1989, no. 26, ill. , as herbert james draper). Formerly attributed to herbert james draper and charles west cope and william mulready, this drawing has been identified as a study for the figure of david in frederick trevelyan goodall’s painting david and goliath, sold at sotheby’s belgravia, london, 6 january 1976, lot 188a. Date: 19th century.