Eine aufgestützt liegende sowie eine bei einem Sack sitzende Frau 

Johann Heinrich Roos, a prominent German painter of the 17th century, is known for his detailed and realistic depictions of animals and figures. This charcoal drawing, featuring two women in various postures, showcases Roos's mastery of anatomy and his keen eye for capturing the human form. The study's simplicity and focus on the figures' postures and forms highlight Roos's skill in creating expressive and dynamic compositions, even in preliminary sketches. This work, currently housed in the Städel Museum, offers a glimpse into the creative process of a renowned Baroque artist.