Japanese Woman
- Artist
- Bertalan Szekely
- Date
- 1903
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Nude painting (nu)
- Location
- Hungarian National Museum
"Japanese Woman" is an 1871 oil on canvas painting by Hungarian artist Bertalan Székely. While the title suggests a depiction influenced by Orientalism, the work reflects the artist's Romanticism tendencies, emphasizing emotion and exotic beauty. The composition showcases delicate features and traditional attire, capturing a sense of serenity and grace. Székely's approach to the Nude painting (nu) tradition is subtly present through the sensitive rendering of the figure, contrasting with Western artistic norms. Overall, the piece embodies the artist's interest in cultural themes within the Romantic style.
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