Nude 1953

Milton Avery's 1953 print, "Nude", showcases the artist's signature simplified forms and bold color choices. Executed in a striking blue and black palette, the artwork depicts a female figure in a reclining pose, emphasizing the figure's elongated limbs and minimal detail. The use of contrasting colors and graphic simplification is characteristic of Avery's style, which often drew inspiration from the works of Henri Matisse. This print exemplifies Avery's artistic vision and his contribution to the American modernist movement.