This impressive large-scale figure study by Frank Lind demonstrates the artist's masterful skill in capturing both the human form and the interplay of light and shadow across fabric and skin. At 43" x 42", this substantial piece commands real presence, with its intimate domestic scene that feels both classical and timeless—the kind of artwork that becomes a focal point in any room.

What makes this piece particularly special is its documented provenance—based on information visible on the reverse, this is an original work seemingly created specifically for a 1965 exhibition in Brooklyn, NY, giving it genuine art historical significance. Lind's sophisticated approach shows in the muted color palette and careful attention to detail in elements like the patterned oriental rug and period furniture. The scale allows for incredible detail and nuance that draws you in for closer examination, while its exhibition history adds real collector appeal. The simple wooden frame keeps the focus on Lind's skilled craftsmanship and this piece's important place in mid-century American art.