Clara 1926

"Clara" is a 1926 charcoal drawing by the French-Bulgarian artist Jules Pascin (1885-1930), known for his depictions of women. The work is characterized by its delicate lines and subdued tones, creating a soft and sensual atmosphere. Pascin's signature style, often referred to as "Modernist" or "Expressionist," is evident in the simplified forms and expressive brushwork. The subject, a nude woman, is rendered in a graceful and intimate pose, highlighting the artist's fascination with the female figure.