Figurstudier. Liggende mand der rækker armene ud mod svævende kvinde 1743 - 1809

This pen and ink drawing, titled "Figurstudier. Liggende mand der rækker armene ud mod svævende kvinde," was created by Nicolai Abildgaard, a prominent Danish artist, between 1743 and 1809. The artwork, housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, depicts a reclining male figure reaching out towards a woman who appears to be floating in the air. The drawing is characterized by its simplicity and graceful lines, showcasing Abildgaard's skill in capturing the human form. The inscription "Why weepi the Daughters of Argos" suggests a potential connection to Greek mythology.