Zittend mannelijk naakt, op de rug gezien, een roeispaan in de linkerhand 1801

This 1801 charcoal drawing by Dutch artist Hendrik Stokvisch is a study of the human form. The piece features a nude male figure, seated with his back to the viewer. The figure holds a long, thin object - possibly an oar - in his left hand. The artist's emphasis on the precise anatomy of the figure and the use of strong, expressive lines are characteristic of academic art of the late 18th century. The drawing demonstrates Stokvisch’s skill in capturing the naturalism of the human figure, making it a valuable example of anatomical study in art.