Spanish school; 20th century.

Spanish school; 20th century.
Untitled.
Oil on canvas.
Presents restorations.
Signed "M. Casado" in the lower right corner.
Measurements: 92 x 65 cm; 95 x 68 cm (frame).
The painting represents a naked woman seated on a chair, with her head slightly inclined, her hand resting on her cheek and her eyes closed, as if immersed in silent introspection. Her posture, relaxed but restrained, conveys a sense of intimacy and vulnerability that transcends the physical. The female figure, far from being a simple object of contemplation, seems to inhabit an inner space, her own and profound, outside the viewer's gaze.
This scene evokes the complex relationship between model and artist, where the body becomes a means of expression, but also a territory of trust, observation and mutual respect. The artist not only portrays a form, but attempts to capture a moment of suspended humanity, an emotional state that reveals as much about the subject as it does about the creator. In this game of silences, the model does not pose to be seen, but to be understood.