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George Bellows — Standing Nude Bending Forward, third state
George Bellows

Standing Nude Bending Forward, third state

1916

George Bellows' "Standing Nude Bending Forward, third state" is a lithograph that demonstrates the artist's skillful handling of the human form through the medium's characteristic bold lines and tonal ranges. The work captures a figure in a dynamic pose of forward inclination, showcasing Bellows' interest in anatomical study and movement that informed much of his figure work. As a third state print, this lithograph represents a refined iteration of the composition, reflecting the artist's iterative process in developing his designs through multiple printmaking stages.

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lithograph

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George Bellows, Standing Nude Bending Forward, third state , 1916

George Bellows' "Standing Nude Bending Forward, third state" is a lithograph that demonstrates the artist's skillful handling of the human form through the medium's characteristic bold lines and tonal ranges. The work captures a figure in a dynamic pose of forward inclination, showcasing Bellows' interest in anatomical study and movement that informed much of his figure work. As a third state print, this lithograph represents a refined iteration of the composition, reflecting the artist's iterative process in developing his designs through multiple printmaking stages.

Medium
lithograph
Year
1916
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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

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Gestural aesthetic, Lithography, Printmaking, Early 20th Century, Ashcan School, American Artist, Figurative Art, Expressionist, Human Form, Nude Study

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