Croquis (Two Arabian Figures)

Executed in a realistic style, the work features dark, expressive lines and selective cross-hatching in the background. Attention to detail is evident in the textured rendering of robes and headwear.

Created around 1865, specific provenance details are not provided in available information.

This etching reflects 19th-century European artistic interests in Orientalist themes, though its subdued tone distinguishes it from more exoticized depictions common during the period.

As part of Fortuny Marsal's oeuvre, it contributes to the artist's exploration of figure studies and etching techniques, with its impact assessed through its presence within collections of his works.