Twee vrouwen die gevogelte dragen, van achteren Possibly 1649

This pen and ink drawing by Dutch Golden Age painter Harmen ter Borch depicts two figures in profile, likely from a market scene. The drawing, dated 1649, is a preparatory study for a larger painting and is characterized by loose, expressive lines and a sense of movement. The artist's focus on the figure's posture and drapery indicates his interest in capturing the nuances of human interaction. The work is part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, offering a glimpse into ter Borch's artistic process and his fascination with everyday life.