Two Women 1957

David Park’s “Two Women” (1957) is a striking example of his figurative style. The painting features two nude women standing against a backdrop of earthy tones. The artist’s loose brushstrokes and simplified forms give the figures a sense of immediacy and intimacy, while the muted color palette creates a sense of quiet contemplation. The painting embodies the Bay Area Figurative Movement, known for its emphasis on realism and human subjects.