Black and white image of two nude men and a ram. The ram is standing on its hind legs with its head facing forward, and two curved horns protruding from its head. One man stands to the right of the ram with both arms around the ram's head and body. The man on the right has long dark hair and appears to be touching the face of the second man. The second man is on the left with one leg extended backward and the other bent, with both arms raised to the ram's body. The second man appears to have short dark hair. There is a cat to the left of the two men. The cat is standing and looking toward the viewer. To the right of the cat is a skull and a pot. To the right of the men is a fish or other sea creature. The image's background is shades of gray. The image has a white border around it and is labeled "Ensayos" at the bottom.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 597 × 893 px
- Museum record:
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