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About this work

This is a clay sculpture of a woman sitting on a rock. She’s bare-chested, with one arm resting on her knee and the other behind her head. Her hair is pulled back, and her face looks relaxed, almost like she’s daydreaming. The surface is rough, with visible finger marks and uneven patches where the clay was shaped. The sculpture feels raw and unfinished, like it was made quickly. The way the clay is carved shows the artist’s handiwork—no smooth details, just bold shapes. If you like this style, check out the Victoria and Albert Museum for more sculptures like it.