Staande naakte vrouw bij een boomstam c. 1701

This graphite drawing, "Staande naakte vrouw bij een boomstam," by Jacob Toorenvliet (c. 1701), features a nude female figure standing beside a tree trunk. The figure's pose and the detailed rendering of her anatomy highlight the artist's interest in anatomical studies, a common practice during the Baroque period. The simplicity of the composition and the focus on the human form create a sense of classical restraint, typical of Toorenvliet's style. While the exact location and dimensions of the drawing are currently unknown, its study of the human figure and its representation of the classical tradition make it a valuable artistic study.