Seventh Eclogue: A Girl Under a Tree (Jeune fille sous un arbre) Possibly 1926

"Seventh Eclogue: A Girl Under a Tree (Jeune fille sous un arbre)" is a 1926 work by the French sculptor and printmaker Aristide Maillol. The drawing depicts a nude woman seated beneath a tree, her figure rendered with Maillol's signature simplified lines and harmonious proportions. The composition, reminiscent of classical Greek sculpture, emphasizes the figure's natural beauty and graceful pose. The use of red-brown ink on paper creates a sense of warmth and intimacy, enhancing the artwork's serene and contemplative atmosphere. Maillol's work is known for its celebration of the human form and its connection to nature.