Maan (Luna) 1710 - 1772

"Maan (Luna)" is a red chalk drawing created between 1710 and 1772 by Petrus Johannes van Reysschoot, a Dutch artist known for his portraits and historical scenes. This drawing depicts a woman, possibly a goddess, with a serene expression, dressed in a flowing garment. The delicate lines of the drawing suggest a study for a larger composition, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing form and movement. The subject's name, "Luna," suggests a connection to the moon, possibly referencing the goddess of the moon in Roman mythology.