Three Female Nudes 

Walter Battiss was a South African artist known for his bold, simplified style. "Three Female Nudes" is an example of Battiss's distinctive approach, where he utilizes striking black and yellow color palettes, and abstract forms to depict the human figure. The artwork depicts three figures standing in a landscape characterized by overlapping lines, likely representing vegetation. Battiss's style is a departure from traditional figurative art, embracing bold outlines and a focus on form and composition rather than realism. The use of black and yellow creates a striking visual contrast, highlighting the figures against the background.