Female Nude, Standing 1886

This charcoal drawing, created in 1886 by Vincent van Gogh, depicts a female nude standing in profile. The subject's back is turned to the viewer, emphasizing the contours of her body. The artist’s characteristic bold strokes and expressive lines create a sense of movement and depth, highlighting the figure's form against a dark background. "Female Nude, Standing" is a testament to van Gogh's exploration of the human body and his mastery of drawing techniques. Currently housed in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, this artwork is a fascinating example of the artist's early work.