Bloemstudies en badende vrouwen 1832 - 1885

"Bloemstudies en badende vrouwen" is a pencil drawing by Rodolphe Bresdin, executed between 1832 and 1885. The drawing depicts a collection of floral studies, including lilies and other blossoms, alongside an unfinished sketch of nude figures bathing. Bresdin's meticulous attention to detail and the delicate linework of the floral studies are characteristic of his draftsmanship. The sketch of the bathers, while incomplete, provides a glimpse into Bresdin's interest in human form and his exploration of the figure. The drawing exemplifies the artist’s versatility and skill in capturing the essence of both the natural world and the human condition.