Nude Study, Woman Lying Prone (m. 174)

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"Nude Study, Woman Lying Prone (m. 174)" is a notable work by the American realist painter George Wesley Bellows, created in the early 20th century. Bellows, born in 1882 and active until his untimely death in 1925, is renowned for his dynamic and often gritty depictions of urban life, as well as his powerful portraits and landscapes. This particular piece, however, showcases his skill in capturing the human form through the medium of drawing.

The work features a nude woman lying face down, her body rendered with a keen attention to anatomical detail and a sensitivity to the play of light and shadow on the human form. Bellows' approach to the subject is both intimate and respectful, emphasizing the natural beauty and grace of the female figure. The drawing is executed with a fluidity and confidence that reflect Bellows' mastery of line and form, characteristics that are hallmarks of his broader oeuvre.

"Nude Study, Woman Lying Prone" is part of Bellows' extensive body of work that includes numerous studies of the human figure. These studies were often preparatory works for his larger paintings, but they also stand alone as significant contributions to the field of American art. Bellows' nudes are particularly noted for their realism and the artist's ability to convey the physical presence and personality of his subjects.

The piece is a testament to Bellows' versatility as an artist, demonstrating his ability to move seamlessly between different genres and subjects. While he is perhaps best known for his vigorous depictions of New York City's urban landscape and his powerful boxing scenes, works like "Nude Study, Woman Lying Prone" reveal a quieter, more contemplative side of his artistic practice.

Today, George Wesley Bellows is celebrated as one of the leading figures of the Ashcan School, a group of artists who sought to depict the everyday realities of American life in the early 20th century. "Nude Study, Woman Lying Prone" remains an important example of his contribution to American art, illustrating his exceptional skill in drawing and his deep appreciation for the human form.

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