Beeld van naakte jongen zittend naast een schedel c. 1657 - 1658

This drawing, titled "Beeld van naakte jongen zittend naast een schedel", depicts a young boy sitting next to a skull. Created by Moses ter Borch around 1657-1658, the artwork is a study in the depiction of human form and mortality. The boy's youthful innocence contrasts with the skull, creating a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of life. The artist uses charcoal to capture the detail of the boy's body and the texture of the skull. The artwork is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum.