Six male figures 

This drawing by Flemish Baroque master Peter Paul Rubens is a study of the human figure. The six male figures are depicted in various poses, showcasing Rubens' masterful understanding of anatomy and movement. The figures are drawn with a sense of dynamism and realism, typical of Rubens' style. These studies served as preparatory sketches for larger paintings, demonstrating the artist's rigorous approach to his craft. While Rubens is best known for his oil paintings, these drawings offer a glimpse into the artist's meticulous process and his keen eye for detail.