This original academic pencil drawing by artist Yana Evans captures the nude female figure with sensitivity and discipline, created in the tradition of the Russian Drawing Method. Grounded in the rigorous foundations of the Russian Academic Drawing Approach, the work reflects years of anatomical study, tonal mastery, and respect for classical form.
Rendered in graphite on white paper, the figure stands in a contrapposto pose—subtle, poised, and deeply human. The drawing conveys not only physical structure but a quiet psychological presence, emphasizing the resilience and dignity of the feminine body through shadow, weight, and gesture.
Every line is deliberate, shaped by the belief that drawing is both a technical practice and a meditative act. This piece is available for collectors and galleries, and also serves as a window into my approach for those seeking custom commissions rooted in academic excellence and expressive realism.
Female Front Nude Figure – Pencil Drawing in the Russian Drawing Method
PRODUCT INFO
Medium: white paper, graphite pencil
Size: 39.8 x 59.9 cm (15.7 x 23.6 inch)
Year: 2022
Framed: No
Artist: Yana Evans
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SHIPPING INFO
All paintings and large, fragile artworks are shipped in individual wooden boxes.
Once you place your order, it will take approximately one week to prepare the painting for shipment. Delivery to any location typically takes 7 to 14 business days, although this timeframe may vary based on global circumstances.
The package is shipped with full postal insurance, and a tracking code is provided on the same day. Packing, transportation to the post office, and the entire process are video documented and sent to the buyer.RETURN & REFUND POLICY
I do not offer refunds for understandable reasons.
I can suggest exchanging for another work of the same or higher value with shipping costs not being included.COLOR DISCLAIMER
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