Untitled [seated female nude grasping head and leg] 1955 - 1967
richarddiebenkorn
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Richard Diebenkorn's charcoal drawing "Untitled [seated female nude grasping head and leg]" is a study in the human figure, capturing the form and pose of a seated woman. The artist's signature style, characterized by loose, expressive lines, emphasizes the figure's gesture and anatomy. The use of shadow and highlight provides a sense of volume and depth, highlighting the body's curves and contours. Though unassuming in its simplicity, the drawing reveals Diebenkorn's masterful understanding of the human form, a hallmark of his work. The work is notable for its raw, gestural quality that gives viewers a glimpse into the creative process of a renowned artist.
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