Nude in green chair 1926

William James Glackens' "Nude in green chair" is an oil painting completed in 1926. The artwork depicts a nude female figure reclining in a green chair, the subject's back is turned to the viewer. The painting features soft, impressionistic brushstrokes and warm, pastel colors. Glackens is known for his contributions to the Ashcan School, a movement that depicted realistic scenes of everyday life in early 20th century New York City. This painting, however, showcases a more stylized and refined approach, likely influenced by the emerging trends of modern art in the 1920s.