Ninth Eclogue: Two Nymphs of the Woodlands (Deux nymphes) by Aristide Maillol

Ninth Eclogue: Two Nymphs of the Woodlands (Deux nymphes) Possibly 1926

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pen drawing

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pen sketch

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old engraving style

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ink line art

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linocut print

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ink drawing experimentation

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pen work

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sketchbook drawing

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doodle art

"Ninth Eclogue: Two Nymphs of the Woodlands (Deux nymphes)" is an artwork by French sculptor and printmaker Aristide Maillol, created around 1926. The image depicts two nude female figures standing in a landscape beneath a tree. Maillol is known for his classical sculptures and prints, influenced by ancient Greek and Roman art. This work exemplifies his style with its simplified forms, elegant lines, and focus on the human figure. Maillol's depictions of the female form were celebrated for their grace and sensuality, and they continue to captivate audiences today.

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