Standing female nude with baton in the right 1508

Albrecht Dürer's "Standing female nude with baton in the right" is a 1508 pen and ink study of a nude female figure. Dürer was a master of detail and precision, and his anatomical studies, like this one, are highly valued for their technical accuracy. This drawing is likely a preparatory study for one of his larger paintings. The female figure is rendered with careful attention to proportion and anatomy, emphasizing Dürer's deep interest in human form. The use of lines and shading creates a sense of depth and volume.