The image displays a large-scale artwork, identified as "Frauen der Revolution" by Anselm Kiefer, exhibited in a minimalist gallery setting within the Albertina Modern museum in Vienna, Austria

The image displays a large-scale artwork, identified as "Frauen der Revolution" by Anselm Kiefer, exhibited in a minimalist gallery setting within the Albertina Modern museum in Vienna, Austria. The painting, vertically oriented, depicts a monumental, pale-skinned, nude female figure occupying the left two-thirds. She stands facing right, her head covered by a dark cap-like form, with prominent breasts and a visible abdomen. Her right arm extends forward and downward, with her hand positioned near a dark, rectangular surface where several small, dark, recumbent figures are rendered horizontally. To the right and lower than the female figure, a smaller, pale, androgynous figure kneels on dark, rocky ground, holding a single white, egg-shaped object in its hands. The background of the painting transitions from a dark, almost black, landscape or void at the bottom and left to a stark white expanse on the upper right, partially obscured by a crumpled white material positioned above the female figure's head. The gallery space features white walls and a light gray concrete floor. The white ceiling is equipped with a white fire alarm, a circular ventilation grille, and a black track light fixture suspended by a metal rod, which illuminates the artwork from above.