Eine Magd mit einem Henkelkorb in Rückenansicht im verlornen Profil nach links 

This charcoal drawing by Jacobus Johannes Lauwers, a Dutch artist active in the late 18th century, depicts a maid from behind. The maid wears a simple dress and carries a pail. Lauwers's work is known for its focus on everyday life, highlighting the lives of ordinary people through realistic and detailed depictions. The drawing's muted tones and gestural lines create a sense of immediacy and informality, capturing the figure in a seemingly spontaneous moment. This work is now part of the Städel Museum's collection, offering a glimpse into the artist's exploration of daily life and his mastery of charcoal drawing.