Female Torso I 1962
williambrice
drawing, print, charcoal
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portrait
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drawing
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charcoal drawing
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figuration
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charcoal
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nude
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modernism
William Brice's "Female Torso I" (1962) is a powerful black and white lithograph that explores the human form. The female figure is rendered in a gestural and expressive style, with deep shading and bold lines that create a sense of movement and depth. The subject is positioned in profile, her face turned slightly away, adding an element of mystery and intrigue to the composition. The artwork is a striking example of Brice's exploration of figuration and his signature use of bold, simplified forms.
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