Study for Haman
- Artist
- Michelangelo
- Date
- c.1508 ; Rome , Italy
- Style
- High renaissance
- Genre
- Sketch and study
- Location
- British Museum
The painting titled 'Study for Haman' is an exemplary work of High renaissance art, which intricately portrays the main antagonist from the Book of Esther. The artist employed techniques typical to sketch and study, resulting in a detailed and expressive representation of Haman. The artwork is primarily on paper, showcasing the artist's mastery over this medium and his thoughtful exploration of Haman's complex character. The use of chalk adds a distinctive touch, enhancing the textures and details, and bringing Haman's infamous figure and personality to life.
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