A crouching woman 1914

"A Crouching Woman" is a 1914 drawing by Austrian artist Koloman Moser, known for his contributions to the Vienna Secession movement. This work showcases Moser's signature style, characterized by simplified forms, elongated lines, and a focus on decorative elements. The drawing depicts a female figure in a dynamic pose, with her body contorted in a way that emphasizes the fluidity and expressiveness of the human form. The delicate lines and subtle shading create a sense of movement and volume, making the figure appear both sensual and ethereal. This piece is a testament to Moser's mastery of line and his exploration of the human figure within the context of Art Nouveau.