Female nude study 

This is a simple yet striking chalk drawing of a female nude by the Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones. Created as a study, it showcases his refined approach to capturing the human form, emphasizing the subject's delicate features and elongated limbs. Executed in white chalk on a brown paper, the artwork utilizes a subtle contrast of light and shade to give form to the figure. The model's relaxed posture and introspective gaze contribute to the drawing's sense of calm and classical beauty.