Woman
- Artist
- Willem de Kooning
- Date
- 1949
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Nude painting (nu)
Willem de Kooning's painting "Woman" exemplifies his mastery within the Abstract expressionism movement. Created on canvas using oil and enamel, the work captures the dynamic and visceral qualities characteristic of de Kooning's style. As a provocative nude painting (nu), it blends abstraction with figuration, emphasizing the raw, emotive power of the human form. De Kooning's innovative techniques and expressive brushwork challenge traditional representations, making "Woman" an iconic piece in modern art history.
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