A late 20th-century figurative study executed in oil on a commercially prepared canvas panel. The painting adopts a restrained, mid-century studio manner, with an emphasis on observation, tone, and natural posture rather than idealisation. The figure is rendered with confident, economical brushwork and a muted, earthy palette, typical of traditional life-room practice. The background is loosely articulated, allowing the focus to remain on form and gesture. The work is unsigned. It was acquired with documentation attributing it to John Flint and forms part of a wider group of figure studies by the same hand. Condition: Overall good vintage condition, with light surface wear consistent with studio use.