Solitudine 1912

"Solitudine" (1912) by Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl (1860-1933) is a poignant nude study rendered in charcoal on paper. The figure, depicted in a reclining pose with her head resting on an unseen surface, gazes upwards, seemingly lost in thought. The subtle shading and delicate lines capture the contours of the body, emphasizing the figure's fragility and vulnerability. The title, "Solitude," suggests a sense of isolation and introspection, a theme commonly explored in Hirschl's oeuvre.