Studies of a Male Nude 1912

This 1912 charcoal drawing, "Studies of a Male Nude" by George Grosz, portrays a male figure in a series of dynamic poses, showcasing the artist's skilled use of line and shadow. Grosz was a German artist known for his satirical and often grotesque portrayals of society. This study likely served as preparatory work for a larger composition and offers a glimpse into Grosz's artistic process. The expressiveness of the lines and the focus on the male figure suggest a potential exploration of themes related to masculinity and the human form.