The artwork titled “Study for The Archers” is a piece by John Singer Sargent, rendered in charcoal and pencil. It belongs to the realism art movement and is classified as a sketch and study. This particular work is part of a private collection.
The artwork features a detailed study of a male figure in a dynamic, almost reclining pose, capturing the muscular structure with precision and depth. The artist has sketched the figure with an emphasis on the anatomical accuracy, showcasing the delicate balance between light and shadow, essential in highlighting the contours of the human form. The use of charcoal and pencil allows for a nuanced exploration of textures and shading, lending the figure a lifelike presence. The thoughtful composition and the interplay of bold and subtle lines reflect Sargent’s mastery in depicting the human body.
