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Mihail Ivanov. A nude female body study. A drawing of pencil on paper, size 27 x 35 cm on light paper. With time the paper has a light yellow tint. Delivery Time: Typically business days for domestic shipments, business days for international shipments. Handling: Ships in a box. Customs: Shipments from Italy may experience delays due to country's regulations for exporting valuable artworks.
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The Female Nude Study dates back to , as a sketch from Klimt's drawings where he analyzed the form of the female body. From to , Gustav Klimt worked on the ground-breaking piece of Beethoven Frieze , where he accompanied an array of his colleges, and worked on sketches for the piece. The artist has used an array of resources to help him depict the woman he desired, seizing inspiration from Greek, Byzantine, early medieval and Japanese culture for his work. Klimt has retransformed his inspiration into new forms, vertically and horizontally placing the woman to find a creative form. This method took multiple sketches and includes the Female Nude Study. The Female Nude Study illustrates a woman who is arched into a ball, illustrating her backside. Her backside is beautiful carved into her butt, as he hair flows amongst the side of her face. The woman's small feet are illustrated within the piece, as one is placed upon the sole of the other. The pencil lightly glides along the sketchbook, showcasing the artist's quick glimpse into his attention to detail and he showcases the natural form.
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