The artwork titled “Semi Nude Woman,” created by Wassily Kandinsky circa 1925, is an oil painting embodying the Expressionism art movement. This portrait, measuring 61 by 49.5 cm, depicts, as the title suggests, a semi-nude woman.
In the artwork, a semi-nude woman occupies the central composition, seated in an outdoor setting. Her figure is accompanied by vibrant and dynamic brushstrokes, a hallmark of the Expressionist movement. The woman appears to be in a moment of contemplation, with soft yet vigorous colors highlighting the contours of her body against an abstract and foliage-rich background. The rich texture and bold color contrasts impart a certain emotional intensity and depth, characteristic of Kandinsky’s style.
