Group of Nude Figures 1920

"Group of Nude Figures" is a 1920 drawing by Ukrainian artist Olexandr Archipenko. Created in charcoal on brown paper, the artwork depicts three nude figures, two men and one woman, arranged in a dynamic composition. The figures are rendered with simplified forms and exaggerated proportions, reflecting Archipenko's Cubist and Futurist influences. His unique style, characterized by volumetric shapes and fragmented forms, is evident in the way he captures the human body, creating a sense of movement and dynamism. The drawing is a testament to Archipenko's exploration of the human form and his innovative approach to sculpture and drawing.