Painting Nude of Woman, multicolor, acrylic canvas, by K. Voralkova, Czech Republic, 1960s.
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The painting “Nude of Woman” by K. Voralkova, created in 1960 in the Czech Republic, is an example of post-war Central European figurative art. Executed in acrylic on canvas, the composition features a seated female nude in a classical pose, one arm draped with blue-and-white fabric. The color palette is dominated by soft, warm flesh tones balanced with muted earth browns in the background and chair, accented by cool blues, whites, subtle reds, and touches of gold. The subject’s hair is rendered in deep, nearly black and grey shades. The brushwork is loose yet deliberate, giving the surface a matte finish characteristic of acrylic without any visible gloss. The work is set in a substantial, hand-carved wooden frame of pronounced depth, dark brown with lighter, golden highlights and a wavering grain that enhances its vintage aspect. The artist's signature appears at the lower right. Both painting and frame are preserved in very good condition, with only minimal traces of age, and show no visible damages or repairs.
This piece speaks to the quiet intimacy of the 1960s, a period when figurative painting sought new means of expression while respecting classical composition and proportion. The softness of the skin tones, the subdued backdrop, and the restrained gesture of the sitter suggest a longing for contemplation amid an era of transformation. The paint’s texture seems to follow the
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Height44 cm
Depth2 cm
Width34 cm
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Width34 cm
Height44 cm
Depth2 cm
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