Twee naakte vrouwen 1671 - 1726

"Twee naakte vrouwen" is an anonymous 17th-century Dutch print, housed in the Rijksmuseum. The print depicts two nude female figures, viewed from the back, showcasing the intricate detail of the human anatomy through detailed linework. This study of the human form likely served as a reference for artists working in the tradition of academic figure drawing, common in the Netherlands during the 17th century. The print's small dimensions, 162 mm by 128 mm, suggest its use as a personal study tool.