Where is "Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" by LEONARDO da Vinci?

"Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" is held in the permanent collection of Szépmûvészeti Múzeum, Budapest, Hungary.

Which museum has "Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')"?

"Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" is on display at Szépmûvészeti Múzeum in Budapest.

Who painted "Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" and when?

"Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" was painted by LEONARDO da Vinci in 1504-05.

What are the dimensions of "Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')"?

"Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" measures 226 × 186 cm.

What art movement is "Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" associated with?

"Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" is a work of Italian, Renaissance, painted by LEONARDO da Vinci.

Can I see "Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" in person?

Yes — "Head of a Warrior ('The Red Head')" is on permanent display at Szépmûvészeti Múzeum in Budapest. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

LEONARDO da Vinci: Head of a Warrior (‚The Red Head‘)

✦ LEONARDO da Vinci

🖼 Head of a Warrior (‚The Red Head‘), 1504-05

◈ Red chalk on brownish paper

⊞ 226 × 186 cm

▣ Szépmûvészeti Múzeum

◎ Budapest, Hungary

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Rendered in red chalk, this warrior's head captures intense resolve through Leonardo's masterful sfumato, with shadowed features and flowing hair conveying psychological depth. The study exemplifies Renaissance humanism's focus on individual character, revealing Leonardo's anatomical precision and emotional insight in portraiture.

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E. H. Gombrich

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