Standing Female Nude Seen from the Back 1886

"Standing Female Nude Seen from the Back" is a charcoal drawing by Vincent van Gogh created in 1886. The artwork features a female nude depicted from behind, with the subject's head turned slightly to the left, revealing her profile. The drawing's loose, expressive strokes and the use of chiaroscuro contribute to the sense of movement and volume. Currently housed at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, this drawing exemplifies van Gogh's exploration of the human form through expressive line work.