Two Women at the Well 1832

"Two Women at the Well" is a study by Eugène Delacroix, a renowned French Romantic painter, created in 1832. This study is executed in brown ink and wash on paper. The artist is known for his dramatic compositions and vibrant colors, and this study, while lacking color, captures his dynamic style. The two figures, seemingly in motion, suggest a scene of everyday life, which was a frequent subject for Delacroix. This drawing captures a moment of movement and energy, typical of Delacroix's Romantic aesthetic.