Torsos of two male nudes 

This is a study of two male nudes by American painter John Singer Sargent, a prolific portraitist, known for his mastery of oil painting and watercolor techniques. This charcoal drawing, housed at the Yale University Art Gallery, exemplifies the artist's approach to life drawing, showcasing his ability to capture the human form with precision and sensitivity. The artwork's simplified style allows the viewer to focus on the anatomical structure and proportions of the male body. Sargent's use of graphite creates a sense of volume and depth, highlighting the muscularity and natural posture of the figures.