Seated nude 1910

"Seated Nude" is a 1910 sculpture by Roger de La Fresnaye, known for his works in the Cubist and Orphist movements. This sculpture, crafted in a smooth, pale pink, captures the essence of a nude figure seated in a relaxed pose. The artist's attention to detail in the form and the subtle play of light and shadow on the figure's skin showcase the emerging aesthetic trends of the early 20th century. De La Fresnaye's "Seated Nude" is a powerful example of the evolution of figurative sculpture, where the classical tradition met modernism.