Studies of nude figures, after Michelangelo 

Eugène Delacroix's "Studies of nude figures, after Michelangelo" showcases the artist's admiration for the Renaissance master. Delacroix's study of the human form is evident in this masterful pen and ink drawing, which depicts a series of anatomical studies, likely inspired by Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling. Delacroix's skillful use of line and shading captures the dynamism and intensity of the human figure, showcasing the influence of Michelangelo's work on his own artistic development. This artwork, a testament to Delacroix's appreciation for artistic tradition, offers insight into his creative process and the power of inspiration.