English: This drawing is thought to be copied from an image from the I modi.[1] It is also similar to an image that appears in a booklet of woodcut images that copy the engravings that were in the I modi.[2] It is similar to the image numbered 10 in this woodcut copy booklet.[2] The I modi was a book of engravings of sexual scenes that was encreated in a collaboration between Marcantonio Raimondi and Giulio Romano.[3][2]
It is also similar to a second drawing that Parmigianino created.[1]
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This drawing is thought to be based on an image from the I modi. The I modi was a book of engravings of sexual scenes that was encreated in a collaboration between Marcantonio Raimondi and Giulio Romano. Parmigianino, 1524 - 1527
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