Seated Woman 1966

"Seated Woman" is a 1966 charcoal drawing by Richard Diebenkorn, a prominent American artist known for his abstract and figurative works. The drawing portrays a woman seated in a chair, capturing her form through gestural lines and subtle shading. Diebenkorn's characteristic use of expressive strokes and simplified forms emphasizes the figure's presence within the composition, offering a glimpse into his exploration of human anatomy and the interplay of light and shadow. The piece, measuring 72.5 x 59.5 cm, showcases Diebenkorn's ability to convey depth and emotion through the medium of charcoal.