
Femme étendue à la draperie
Aristide Maillol · 1861-1944
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Why is this public domain? Aristide Maillol died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.
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An etching by Aristide Maillol titled Femme étendue à la draperie, dated 1926, shows a nude woman reclining on draped cloth with her back turned to the viewer and one arm raised behind her head. The lines are fine and hatched to model the body and the folds of fabric, and the sheet carries a handwritten French inscription with the artist's name, title, and date below the plate.























