Second Eclogue: Shepherd Corydon Ardently in Love (Corydon) Possibly 1926

"Second Eclogue: Shepherd Corydon Ardently in Love (Corydon)" is a woodcut by Aristide Maillol, possibly created in 1926. The artwork depicts a shepherd in a seated pose, framed by a background of foliage. The simplified lines and stylized forms of the figure are characteristic of Maillol's sculptures and woodcuts, which often drew inspiration from classical Greek art. This print captures the essence of Maillol's artistic vision, showcasing his focus on the human form and its harmonious interaction with nature.