Fifth Eclogue: Mopsus' Kids at Pasture (En-tete) Possibly 1926

This woodcut, possibly created in 1926, is a work by Aristide Maillol, known for his sculptures and prints. The scene depicts a pastoral landscape with a lone figure reclining beneath a tree. The simple lines and subtle details create a sense of tranquility and evoke a sense of the natural world. The print is characteristic of Maillol's interest in classical themes and his desire to capture the beauty of the human form in harmony with nature. The artist’s bold use of line and subtle shading gives a sense of three-dimensionality to the woodcut.