Nude Girl standing 1906

Paula Modersohn-Becker's "Nude Girl Standing" (1906) is a charcoal drawing depicting a standing nude female figure. The artist, known for her exploration of female forms, portrays the figure with a sense of directness and simplicity. The drawing, which is characteristic of Modersohn-Becker's style, is characterized by the use of loose, gestural lines and a focus on the essential elements of the human body. The figure's pose and anatomy are depicted with a raw and honest approach, reflecting the artist's interest in capturing the natural beauty and vulnerability of the human form.