Lady resting her chin in her hand
1916
Imagine catching someone lost in thought—that's exactly what Gustav Schraegle did here in 1916 Stuttgart. With rapid, scribbled green lines, he sketches a woman resting her chin on her hand, gazing off into the distance. The loose, almost frantic strokes suggest he was working quickly, perhaps capturing a fleeting moment of quiet reflection during the chaos of World War I. It feels less like a formal portrait and more like a visual snapshot of a daydream, proving that a few energetic marks can say more than a perfectly polished painting.
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