Lying nude 1917 - 1936

This charcoal drawing, "Lying Nude," by Polish artist Zygmunt Waliszewski (1897-1936), is a study in the human form. Executed in a loose and gestural style, the drawing captures the essence of the nude figure, emphasizing its curves and contours with delicate shading. The piece was created between 1917 and 1936, spanning the artist's most productive period. Waliszewski's expressive line work and emphasis on form place this work within the tradition of figurative art, showcasing the artist's keen observation and skill in representing the human body.