Nude female portrait in paint and sgraffito technique on board by Peter Szabo. The work is signed to the back and with a dedication. presented with a plain baton wood surround.

This artwork features a reclining nude figure, rendered with a distinctive blend of geometric abstraction and organic form. The use of earthy tones—deep ochres and muted blues—imbues the piece with a grounded yet tranquil atmosphere. The figure's pose is relaxed, with one arm bent behind the head, capturing a sense of ease and introspection. The artist employs a textured technique, overlaying fine lines and patterns across the body, enhancing the tactile quality of the skin and creating visual depth. In contrast, the background offers a subdued, flat blue that complements the warm hues of the figure. This juxtaposition highlights the form, inviting the viewer to contemplate the intersection of form and space. The work's minimalist framing accentuates its modern aesthetic, making it a compelling study in human form and abstraction.