Reclining Female Nude – I 1912

"Reclining Female Nude – I" is a 1912 lithograph by Lovis Corinth, a German artist known for his expressive and often controversial depictions of the human figure. The drawing showcases Corinth's mastery of line and shading, creating a sense of volume and movement in the figure. The figure's relaxed pose and subtle details, such as the contours of her body, are emphasized through bold strokes and a focus on the human form. This work is a testament to Corinth's exploration of the human form and his contribution to the Expressionist movement in Germany.