Nackte Frau Auf Ast Sitzend 1924
ottomueller
Private Collection
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pencil drawn
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amateur sketch
toned paper
light pencil work
pencil sketch
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underpainting
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sketchbook drawing
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sitting
Otto Mueller’s "Nackte Frau Auf Ast Sitzend" (1924) is a charcoal and watercolor drawing depicting a nude woman seated on a branch. The artwork, which is considered an example of Expressionism, was created during the artist's later period, a time when he frequently explored themes of nature and the human figure. The figure’s simplified forms, vibrant colors, and suggestive composition lend a sense of emotional intensity and mystery to the work. Despite its subject matter, the drawing is not overly sexualized, and the figure’s relaxed pose and serene expression exude a certain calmness. The artwork's current location is a private collection, but it has been exhibited internationally, giving audiences a glimpse into Mueller's powerful and evocative artistic style.
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