Three Nude Women Dancing 

"Three Nude Women Dancing" is a graphite drawing by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, a French artist renowned for his Art Nouveau and Post-Impressionist styles. The sketch depicts three women in a dynamic pose, their bodies rendered with loose, expressive lines that capture the energy of movement. The simplicity of the composition and the artist's focus on capturing fleeting motion make this a captivating study of the human figure. While the exact date of the piece is unknown, it offers a glimpse into Steinlen's artistic practice and his fascination with capturing the essence of everyday life.