Nude 1912

"Nude" is a 1912 watercolor painting by Emil Filla, a Czech artist known for his contributions to Cubism and the avant-garde. The painting depicts a nude female figure in a reclining pose, rendered in simplified geometric shapes and muted tones, characteristic of Filla's style. The fragmented forms create an abstract, almost sculptural, interpretation of the human form. The use of watercolor adds a sense of fluidity and movement to the composition. This painting showcases Filla's exploration of Cubist principles, emphasizing the abstract qualities of form and structure.