Zwei nach links laufende Frauen 

"Zwei nach links laufende Frauen" is a charcoal drawing by Maurice Denis, a prominent figure in the Nabis movement. While the exact date is unknown, the work likely dates back to the late 19th or early 20th century. The drawing, currently housed at the Städel Museum, depicts two women in flowing garments, their forms captured with gestural lines and expressive shading. Denis's focus on form and movement, characteristic of the Nabis style, creates a sense of fluidity and grace, emphasizing the elegance of the female figures. This drawing is a testament to Denis's skill as a draftsman and his profound interest in capturing the essence of human movement through the medium of charcoal.