Zittend mannelijk naakt, geleund tegen een steen, van voren gezien 1765 - 1781

Jean Grandjean's "Zittend mannelijk naakt, geleund tegen een steen, van voren gezien" (1765 - 1781), depicts a nude male figure seated and leaning against a rock. The drawing, executed in graphite on paper, demonstrates the artist's mastery of anatomical detail and study of human form. The figure's relaxed pose and thoughtful expression convey a sense of introspection. While Grandjean's early death at age 29 limited his artistic output, his talent for drawing is evident in this striking piece of art.