A large pencil standing back-view figure with a chair visible at the right edge — the model standing before the chair rather than sitting in it, the chair serving as a compositional anchor rather than a support. The figure is seen from directly behind, the body in a natural standing posture, the head turned very slightly to the left.
The back is described with the characteristic pencil confidence: the shoulder blades, the spine's ridge, the waist narrowing and the hip widening below. The body is fully described from crown to foot — the most complete back-view standing figure in the later figure drawings.
At the right edge of the composition, the chair is described with geometric precision: the back, the seat, the legs. Its presence grounds the figure in a specific studio setting without dominating the composition.
The foot at the lower center is the most specifically described element — the weight-bearing posture of standing visible in the foot's position, the toes described individually.