Standing Woman Seen from Behind, 1979.229

This pen and ink drawing captures the silhouette of a woman with her head turned slightly to the right, highlighting an intricate arrangement of braids and buns. The artist uses delicate hatching to define the nape of the neck and the heavy, rhythmic folds of the drapery as it falls to the floor. The work focuses on the volume and posture of the figure, likely serving as a formal exercise or a copy of a figure from a larger Renaissance composition.