A reclining nude woman with her left hand resting on her forehead looks up towards a nude man with wings standing behind her. He holds a cloth-like object. Both figures are drawn in reddish-orange on a piece of light brown paper. The woman lies on her back on a pillow with her legs straight and slightly apart. The man stands to her left. He faces her and holds the material with both hands. Part of a tree branch is visible behind the man. The paper is speckled with darker brown spots. The drawing depicts a Reclining Nude with Cupid.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 638 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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