Do you know this Old Masters name?

[Mischa Milosevic]

Looking around for his bio. Not sure where it is. No it is not Mariano.

[Carlos Ygoa]

Mariano Fortuny (father, second family name Marsal), spanish painter born in Reus, Tarragona, 1838.
He had a son, also called Mariano, born in Granada, 1871. The father is the more celebrated one (as a painter), the son, although also trained as a painter, was more known for his stage designs and photomontages.

So I

[Mischa Milosevic]

Bravo Ilaria, and Carlos! It is Mariano Fortuny Marsal. He did live in Italy and Paris. The drawing in question is a Estudio para una crusifixion - 1860.

Thank you again for having interest and for taking the time.

[Mischa Milosevic]

Finally found some time to get back to the man on the cross. I am doing my best to have this finished soon that I may exhibit it at a new up and up gallery opening up in Kronberg. If you look up Kronberg you will find it has a interesting history. It was once a art colony and more.

[Grethe Angen]

This is a great lesson for anyone working in dry media, should it not be in the progress section? Thank you Mischa.

[Mischa Milosevic]

Good point. Its up to the moderators I think?

[Mischa Milosevic]

I finally got back to this project and had a chance to adjust some things. With new projects, commissions and teaching I am forced to balance my time and some projects must be set aside. This is still not close to finished but I am getting closer. Hopefully the next time I post it will be finished.

All the best to you all

[Muhammad Sida]

I was wondering, have you finished it yet Mischa?

[Mischa Milosevic]

Yes, thanks for asking. It is on the front page here. I do not think I have another photo at the moment. Sorry.