Eleven Nudes ca 1910

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"Eleven Nudes ca 1910" is a painting by Arthur Bowen Davies (1862–1928), an influential American artist known for his ethereal figure paintings, association with the Armory Show of 1913, and a significant role in advancing modern art in the United States. This particular work, created around 1910, exemplifies Davies's fascination with the human form and his penchant for imbuing his subjects with a dreamlike quality.

The painting features eleven nude figures, rendered with a soft, almost impressionistic touch that was characteristic of Davies's style during this period. The figures are typically set against a vague, undefined background, which allows the viewer's focus to remain on the interplay of forms and the subtle tonal variations of the flesh. Davies's nudes are often depicted in repose or engaged in gentle, lyrical movements that evoke a sense of harmony and otherworldliness.

"Eleven Nudes ca 1910" reflects the transitional nature of American art in the early 20th century, bridging the gap between the academic traditions of the 19th century and the burgeoning modernist movements that would come to define the era. Davies's work, while not as radical as some of his European contemporaries, pushed the boundaries of acceptable subject matter and style, and helped to pave the way for the acceptance of modern art in America.

As a member of "The Eight," a group of artists who challenged the restrictive exhibition practices of the National Academy of Design, Davies was at the forefront of advocating for greater artistic freedom and diversity. His involvement with the Armory Show, where "Eleven Nudes ca 1910" may have been exhibited, further underscores his commitment to promoting new ideas and forms in art.

Today, "Eleven Nudes ca 1910" is considered an important work in Davies's oeuvre, representing his unique contribution to American art and his ongoing exploration of the nude as a subject for artistic expression. The painting is held in high regard for its delicate treatment of form and its embodiment of the shifting aesthetic sensibilities of its time.

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