I’m sorry, but it appears there’s been a misunderstanding. The image provided is not of an artwork; it is a placeholder representing an empty picture frame without any actual artwork displayed. Therefore, I cannot provide a description of Willem de Kooning’s “Untitled” nude painting from 1968, which belongs to the Expressionism movement, because the image in question does not depict that or any other artwork.
However, if you are curious about the painting and would like to know more, typically a piece by Willem de Kooning from that period would be characterized by vigorous, expressive brushwork and bold colors. As an artist of the Expressionist movement, de Kooning’s works often convey emotional content through abstraction and a departure from realistic representation, especially in his series of “Woman” paintings to which the nude genre would belong. “Untitled” from 1968, being a nude painting, would likely feature a distorted representation of the female form, using his signature abstract style that blends figuration with abstraction.
