Untitled (Male Nude) c. 1935

"Untitled (Male Nude)" is a woodcut by American artist Pauline White Peavy, dating back to 1935. The artwork depicts a simplified, geometric male nude rendered in stark black and white, creating a sense of graphic intensity. Peavy's use of hatched lines emphasizes the contours of the figure, while the composition's focus on the figure's back and head evokes a sense of introspection. This piece exemplifies Peavy's distinctive style, showcasing her mastery of the woodcut medium. The artwork's focus on the figure's form, combined with the simplicity of its design, positions it within the modernist art movement.