Standing Female Nude 1896

Lovis Corinth's "Standing Female Nude" is a 1896 etching showcasing a full-length depiction of a nude woman standing with her arms slightly outstretched. The simple composition emphasizes the figure's form, with a subtle background enhancing the sense of vulnerability and introspection. Corinth's distinctive style is evident in the fluid lines and delicate shading, characteristic of his exploration of the human body. This artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies Corinth's mastery of printmaking and his interest in portraying the female form with both realism and sensuality.