Seated young man (study to "Father Time") 1927

"Seated Young Man (Study to "Father Time")" is a 1927 study by David Burliuk, a prominent figure in the early 20th century avant-garde. The figure is rendered in a loose, expressive style with visible brushstrokes and a strong emphasis on the contours of the body. The use of earthy colors adds to the raw and powerful nature of the work, typical of Burliuk’s style. The study is notable for its connection to Burliuk's larger work "Father Time," suggesting a process of artistic development and exploration.