A large horizontal pencil figure drawing of a kneeling figure seen in three-quarter back view — notable for the hair arrangement at the crown: a large primary bun sitting high on the head with a smaller secondary bun element visible to the side. This double-bun arrangement is the most elaborate hair structure in any figure drawing, the two rounded forms creating a stacked or paired composition at the crown.
The figure kneels with the upper body leaning slightly forward, the arms extending to the lower right in a reaching or bracing gesture. The back view reveals the spine, the shoulder blades, and the hip mass below.
The profile at the upper right — barely visible — shows the face turned to the right, looking toward whatever the extended arm is reaching for.
The drawing has a searching quality — the pencil marks less confident than in the most finished figure drawings, the forms found rather than known. This feels like a rapid study at the beginning of a session, the artist establishing the main forms before investing more deeply.