Three women squatting 1914

"Three Women Squatting" (1914) by Koloman Moser depicts three nude figures in a stylized and flattened pose, their bodies contorted and overlapping. The work is rendered in muted tones of blue, green, and yellow, creating a sense of both sensuality and detachment. Moser's use of line and form reflects the influence of Jugendstil, a style characterized by flowing curves and decorative elements, and his work often explores themes of the human figure and its relationship to nature.