Study of two female nudes

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"Study of Two Female Nudes" is a drawing by the Dutch Golden Age painter Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem, created circa 1591. This work is an example of the artist's skill in depicting the human form and reflects the Northern Renaissance's focus on anatomical accuracy and the study of classical sculpture. Van Haarlem was known for his large-scale history paintings, and his studies of nudes contributed to his understanding of human anatomy, which was essential for his larger compositions.

The drawing showcases two female figures in contrapposto poses, a technique borrowed from classical antiquity that suggests movement and a relaxed naturalism. The figures are rendered with delicate lines that emphasize their form and musculature, demonstrating van Haarlem's attention to detail and his ability to capture the subtleties of the human body. The study may have served as a preparatory work for one of his paintings, as was common practice among artists of the time to refine their compositions.

Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem was a leading figure in the Haarlem Mannerist school, and his work often featured mythological and biblical subjects, executed with a dynamic and sometimes exaggerated style. "Study of Two Female Nudes" is significant as it provides insight into the artist's working process and exemplifies the Northern European artists' engagement with Italian Renaissance ideals of beauty and form. The drawing is held in a public collection, allowing for its continued study and appreciation as an important piece of Dutch art history.

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