Two men talking c. 1638

"Two men talking" is a pen and ink drawing on paper by the Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn, dating back to c. 1638. The drawing, located in the Städel Museum, captures two figures, likely men, engaging in an intimate conversation, with one figure leaning in and the other listening intently. The loose, expressive strokes and the emphasis on the figures' posture create a sense of immediacy and realism, showcasing Rembrandt's masterful command of drawing. This quick sketch exemplifies the artist's ability to capture moments of human interaction with incredible detail and psychological depth.