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Leo Putz Stehender Akt 1906, Leo Putz (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A standing nude woman with short upswept hair is shown in profile within a dappled woodland setting, her body lit by warm sunlight filtering through the trees. White and dark cloths lie on the ground beside her, and the loose, broken brushwork renders the leaves and forest floor in greens, browns and golds. The work is catalogued as Leo Putz's Stehender Akt from 1906.
