Three women in an interior 1927

"Three Women in an Interior" is a 1927 painting by the Russian-French sculptor and painter Ossip Zadkine. The artwork depicts three nude figures, one standing and two crouching, in an interior setting. Zadkine's signature style of angularity and simplified forms are evident in the figures, which appear almost cubist in their depiction. The painting utilizes a muted color palette dominated by browns and yellows, creating a sense of intimacy and introspection. The figures' positions and expressions suggest a narrative of contemplation and inner emotion, showcasing Zadkine's interest in the complexities of human relationships.