After Bath 1936

"After Bath" is a 1936 painting by Czech artist Mikuláš Galanda (1895-1938), showcasing a nude female figure with a blurred face against a patterned background. The subject’s pose, with arms raised to her head, evokes the moment of emerging from a bath. The use of soft, warm tones and thick brushstrokes, typical of Galanda's style, creates a sense of intimacy and sensuality. The painting is a prime example of Galanda's work in the genre of figurative art, which he explored throughout his tragically short career.