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Paul Graupe

1881 - 1953

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The image shows a nude male sitting on a stool. He is depicted from the head to the knees, with a slightly hunched posture and his head tilted downward, casting a shadow over his facial features. His hair is short and drawn with lines. The man's right arm is bent, with his hand resting on his right knee, and his left arm is resting on the stool. The sketch emphasizes shading and line work to depict muscular structure. There are no visible jewelry or objects, and the background is plain with a textured surface and speckling, typical of an etching or intaglio print. — Lovis Corinth, Paul Graupe, Sitzender Männlicher Akt (Seated Male Nude), 1908, etching in black on laid paper, Gift of the Marcy Family in memory of Sigbert H. Marcy, 1991.210.3

Sitzender Männlicher Akt (Seated Male Nude)

Lovis Corinth, Paul Graupe · 1908 · etching in black on laid paper · 1991.210.3