Nude and Woman', 'zh-CN
1925
Oskar Schlemmer, a master at the famous Bauhaus school, loved treating the human body like a geometric puzzle. In this striking 1925 piece, a figure stands in a fascinating state of duality, seemingly split down the middle. The left side reveals raw, reddish-brown musculature like an anatomical diagram, while the right side flows into a sleek, blue draped form. It's a playful yet profound look at the contrast between our biological machinery and the stylized shells we present to the world.
- Technique
- Watercolor
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