Untitled [study of seated female nude] 1955 - 1967

Richard Diebenkorn's "Untitled [study of seated female nude]" (1955-1967) is a graphite drawing that exemplifies the artist's exploration of the human figure. The loose and gestural lines, rendered in a dynamic and expressive style, create a sense of movement and energy. Diebenkorn, known for his abstract and figurative works, uses the sketch to capture a fleeting moment of the model in a seated position. The simplified forms and the emphasis on the figure's outline highlight the artist's interest in capturing the essence of the human form. The drawing exemplifies Diebenkorn's signature style, which blends representational elements with abstract expressions.