Beeld van zittende naakte vrouw, van achteren c. 1657 - 1658

This charcoal drawing by Moses ter Borch depicts a seated nude female figure viewed from behind. Created around 1657-1658, the work demonstrates the artist's interest in anatomical studies, a common practice for aspiring artists of the time. The figure's posture and the artist's attention to detail showcase his mastery of form and light. The piece is housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where it continues to fascinate viewers with its subtle beauty and artistic skill.