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Charcoal and chalk sketch on tan paper of a reclining nude woman with crossed legs, by Jean Brusselmans, 1927.

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Seated nude woman. Crossed legs, drawing by Brusselmans Jean, 1927, Prints Department of the Royal Library of Belgium, DES M° - Brusselmans (J.) - S.I 3817, Jean Brusselmans (1927), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A charcoal and white chalk drawing on tan paper shows a nude woman seated and reclining, with one leg crossed over the other and her torso turned toward the viewer. The figure is rendered in loose, sweeping contour lines with soft shading around the hips and thighs. The work is signed Jean Brusselmans and dated 1927, and is held in the Prints Department of the Royal Library of Belgium.

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