Two Bare Feet and Three Sandalled Feet n.d.

"Two Bare Feet and Three Sandalled Feet" is a graphite drawing by the English artist John Downman. This small drawing depicts a series of studies of feet and sandals, which likely served as preparatory sketches for a larger work. Downman, who was known for his portraits, often created anatomical studies to understand the human form. The delicate lines and shading suggest a close observation of the subject, highlighting the artist's commitment to realism and the intricate details of the human body.