An original graphite drawing titled “And God Created Woman” (2011) by the late Jamaican artist Howard Moo Young. This refined figurative composition presents the female form with remarkable precision, tonal depth, and elegance. Executed entirely in graphite, the drawing demonstrates Moo Young’s exceptional command of light, shadow, and anatomical detail, creating a work that is both technically accomplished and emotionally resonant. Set against a tranquil seascape, the figure conveys a quiet sense of strength, grace, and contemplation. The balanced composition and subtle modeling give the work a timeless quality that complements both contemporary and traditional interiors. Presented in a clean black frame and ready to hang, this original drawing is an outstanding acquisition for collectors of Caribbean art, figurative drawing, and Jamaican modernism. Howard Moo Young (1943–2023) was a Jamaican artist, photographer, graphic designer, and award-winning creative director. A graduate of the School of Visual Arts in New York, he enjoyed a distinguished creative career spanning more than four decades. His contributions to Jamaican visual culture earned numerous honors, including recognition from the Advertising Agencies Association of Jamaica, multiple national photography awards, and induction into the Caribbean Development for the Arts & Culture Foundation Hall of Fame. Frame: Black frame included Condition: Excellent Ready to hang