Female Nude, Seated 1886

"Female Nude, Seated" is a charcoal drawing created by Vincent van Gogh in 1886. This piece, housed in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, exemplifies the artist's early exploration of the human figure, showcasing his signature use of strong lines and expressive hatching. The drawing captures the sitter's posture and form with a sense of immediacy and emotion, characteristic of Van Gogh's style. This drawing provides a glimpse into the artist's artistic development, highlighting his mastery of line and his interest in capturing the essence of human form.