Untitled 1976

Cindy Sherman’s 1976 black and white photograph, *Untitled*, is a striking example of her early work. Known for her self-portraits, Sherman often takes on the persona of different archetypes, exploring themes of identity and the media's influence. In this image, Sherman adopts the guise of a young woman, possibly a student or aspiring model, capturing the anxieties and pressures of the time. Her pose, with her head downcast and eyes focused on a book, suggests introspection and a desire to escape. This series of photographs became a cornerstone of feminist art, pushing boundaries and challenging conventional views of womanhood.