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Figure Study in Charcoal III

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$360 $600 In stock

Category: Art & Objects

A vintage charcoal figure study capturing a contemplative figure, hands resting on their hips as their gaze tilts downward. This work celebrates the human form in its natural, expressive simplicity. 

Kindly note that the item is in vintage condition, exhibiting few signs of age and wear. While we strive to capture the most significant marks in our photographs, some minor imperfections may not be pictured. For further details, please speak with one of our team members at [email protected]. 

This item is final sale and non-returnable.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The charcoal shading gives her form such a quiet, lifelike weight—it feels like she might shift her gaze any moment. I’ve already moved it three times around the room, and it works beautifully in every spot. Exactly the kind of understated piece that makes a space feel intentional.

Joshua ★★★★★

The way her hands rest on her hips gives the piece a quiet confidence that feels almost alive. I've had it for a week and keep finding new details in the charcoal shading around her shoulders.

Daniel T. ★★★★★

The downward tilt of her gaze pulls me in every time I walk past it—there's a quiet introspection to the charcoal work that feels almost alive. The way the figure's posture is captured with such natural simplicity makes it a striking centerpiece in my hallway.