Moeder met kind, Venus en Mars, Maria Magdalena, badende vrouw en drinkende paarden Possibly 1864 - 1866

This intricate drawing by Firmin Gillot, possibly dated between 1864 and 1866, showcases his skillful hand in capturing the human form. The composition features various figures, including a mother and child, Venus and Mars, and a seated woman, each rendered with precise detail and delicate lines. This work is likely a study of human anatomy and the artist's keen observation of classical sculpture, demonstrating a blend of realism and artistic interpretation. The inclusion of a smaller scene in the lower right corner suggests a potential narrative or a separate study of a different subject. Gillot's work, though primarily known for its meticulous representation of the human figure, hints at the broader artistic trends of the 19th century.