This intimate study for "Great American Nude 95" exemplifies Tom Wesselmann's bold integration of figuration and abstraction during the height of the Pop Art movement. Executed in graphite and watercolor on paper, the work demonstrates the artist's characteristic approach to the female form through simplified contours and flat color planes that reference both modernist painting and commercial art conventions. The small scale and preliminary nature of this study reveal Wesselmann's working process as he developed his iconic series of nudes, which became central to his exploration of American popular culture and artistic tradition.