Umberto Boccioni's Study of a Female Face (1910) is an oil on canvas work created in Milan during his exploration of Divisionism. This painting is a sketch and study within his broader work and does not appear in public galleries, remaining in a private collection. It showcases Boccioni's early style before he encountered Cubism and began to deconstruct forms more radically in his Futurist phase.
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