Female Nude on a Kitchen Chair 1979

"Female Nude on a Kitchen Chair" is a 1979 woodcut by German artist Georg Baselitz, known for his inverted figures. The artwork features a nude female figure depicted upside down, a recurring motif in Baselitz's work. The figure appears almost skeletal, with bold white lines highlighting the form against a dark background. This piece, currently housed in the Tate Britain, London, exemplifies Baselitz's signature style, challenging conventional representations of the human form and exploring themes of identity and perception.