Watercolour and brush with ink on paper. A rare and lyrical drawing by Mino Maccari, executed in diluted watercolour with brush and light ink accents, depicting two simplified human figures engaged in a quiet, intimate exchange. Reduced to their essential outlines, the figures emerge from the blank ground through broad, fluid washes of reddish pigment, their faces defined by minimal yet expressive marks. The composition is notable for its economy of means and painterly restraint. Maccari abandons caricatural excess in favour of synthesis, allowing gesture, tone, and negative space to carry the emotional weight of the scene. The softly bleeding contours and translucent colour create a sense of immediacy and fragility, while the suspended interaction between the figures suggests a subtle psychological or narrative tension. This work exemplifies a more experimental and poetic aspect of Maccari’s graphic practice, in which drawing approaches painting and satire gives way to introspection. Closely related to his broader exploration of the human condition, the sheet demonstrates the artist’s ability to convey character and atmosphere through the most reduced visual language. Signed Maccari lower right. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution