Mandlig model, set fra ryggen 1914

"Mandlig model, set fra ryggen" (Male model, seen from the back) is a charcoal drawing created by J.A. Jerichau (II) in 1914. The work is a study in the human form, depicting a male nude figure from behind. The artist's expressive lines capture the contours of the body, creating a sense of both strength and vulnerability. Jerichau's work, which was influenced by both Danish and French art, is known for its expressiveness and its focus on the human figure. This drawing, a testament to the artist's skill, can be found at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark.