Female Term, seated figure, and fantastical creature (recto); Satyr and study of a woman and child (verso) 1540 - 1550

This drawing, attributed to Andrés de Melgar, is a study in pen and ink, likely done around the mid-16th century. The composition is a collection of figures and fantastical creatures, with ornate flourishes, creating a sense of dynamism and imaginative energy. It showcases the artist's interest in decorative elements and mythological imagery, common in Renaissance art. The drawing offers a glimpse into the creative process, highlighting Melgar's skill in capturing both human and fantastical forms.