Running woman 1912

"Running Woman" is a 1912 painting by Polish artist Tadeusz Makowski, known for his expressive figural works. The painting portrays a nude woman in motion, rendered in a fragmented, Cubist-inspired style. The figure is depicted with bold, gestural brushstrokes, creating a sense of dynamic energy and movement. The background is composed of abstract, geometric shapes in muted tones, emphasizing the figure's central position in the composition. Makowski's "Running Woman" exemplifies the artist's unique approach to capturing human movement through a combination of Expressionism and Cubist influences.