Nude Turned to the Left, Kneeling on One leg, Seen from the Back 

"Nude Turned to the Left, Kneeling on One Leg, Seen from the Back" is a graphite drawing by American artist Mark Rothko. Created in a simple and gestural style, the piece depicts a nude figure in a kneeling position, seen from behind. The artist's loose, flowing lines capture the contours of the body, emphasizing form and movement. The drawing showcases Rothko's early exploration of figuration, a subject he later abandoned in favor of abstract expressionism.