Untitled (hunched women and other studies) [recto] c. 1968

This sheet of studies by Christina Ramberg, dated circa 1968, exemplifies the artist's exploration of the female form. The drawings, rendered in both pen and pencil, depict a variety of figures, including the recurring motif of hunched women, along with geometric forms and landscapes. Ramberg's work often challenged traditional notions of beauty and representation, using fragmented and distorted figures to convey a sense of alienation and the complexities of female identity. The studies suggest her ongoing process of experimentation and exploration, leading to her distinctive style of figurative art.