Nude Drawing Study I, 1940s
Framed sketch by Swedish artist Harriet Rosander de Tourtchaninoff (1912-1965), likely created in the 1940s. This artwork is a study of the female form, where Rosander de Tourtchaninoff emphasizes expressive gesture and natural curvature over fine detail, capturing the body’s fluid lines and graceful posture.
The drawing is mounted on a warm-toned textile backing, which enhances the beige, aged paper and adds depth to the composition. The rustic wooden frame, painted in a soft gray with a distressed finish, complements the sketch’s vintage character. The piece has a raw, authentic quality, highlighting the artist’s direct approach and the timeless quality of figure studies in classical art.
Height: 58 (22.8 in), Width 41 (16.4 in) In good vintage condition in accordance with age and use.
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Item Condition
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