Marco Pino, called Marco da Siena

The drawing has been laid down. The surface has been rubbed and it has been folded at the four margins along the edges, possibly to fit in a frame. There is a small loss to the left hand side towards the top and the same towards the bottom at the centre. The white heightening is partially oxidized. Not in perfect condition.
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We have not been able to connect this Resurrection with any known works by Marco Pino. The drawing possibly dates from the artist's first period in Rome where he arrived from Siena 'a tentar fortuna' in 1544. The style of early drawings such as this appears less mannered than in his later period and somehow still reminiscent of Perino for whom he worked, decorating scenes in the vault of the Sala Paolina in Castel Sant' Angelo, Rome (payments in 1546).  The present drawing must date to a later moment, possibly in the middle of the century.