Untitled [striding female nude] [verso] 1955 - 1967

Richard Diebenkorn's "Untitled [striding female nude] [verso]" is a 1955-1967 pencil drawing, a study of the human form. This piece exemplifies Diebenkorn's exploration of the figure through a gestural and abstract style. He uses minimal lines to define the contours of the body, leaving much of the composition to the viewer's imagination. The drawing's delicate lines and subtle shading suggest a fleeting moment in time, capturing the essence of movement and form. The "verso" designation indicates the artwork is on the back side of another sheet of paper, highlighting its potential as a preparatory study for a larger work.