Two Girls Accompanied by Cupid 1625

"Two Girls Accompanied by Cupid" is a pen and brown wash drawing by the renowned French painter Nicolas Poussin, executed in 1625. This artwork showcases Poussin’s mastery of classical composition and figure drawing. The piece depicts two female figures, possibly goddesses or nymphs, in elegant drapery accompanied by a winged cupid, hinting at themes of love and desire. The detailed line work and subtle shading bring life to the figures, creating a sense of movement and grace. This drawing may have been a preparatory study for a larger painting or a stand-alone piece, offering a glimpse into Poussin’s creative process.