Two satyrs, and the head of a satyr 

This drawing by Peter Paul Rubens depicts two satyrs, mythological creatures with the legs and tail of a goat and the torso and head of a man. The satyr on the left is seated, with his back to the viewer, while the satyr on the right is standing and looking to the left. The drawing is likely a study for a larger work, perhaps a painting or sculpture. It exemplifies the dynamic and energetic style of Rubens, who was known for his mastery of the human form. The drawing is likely a sketch for a larger work, possibly a painting or sculpture. This drawing is an example of Rubens's early works, created before his mature style fully developed.