A photograph captures a vertical oil painting, "Nude" (1900) by Koloman Moser, displayed at the Leopold Museum in the Museumsquartier, Vienna, Austria

A photograph captures a vertical oil painting, "Nude" (1900) by Koloman Moser, displayed at the Leopold Museum in the Museumsquartier, Vienna, Austria. The painting depicts a full-length female figure standing frontally, her head turned slightly towards the viewer's left. She has short, dark, curly hair. Her arms are positioned behind her back, and a small, dark blue covering or shadow obscures her pubic area. She stands with her left leg straighter and her right leg slightly bent, on a reddish-brown ground within the painting. The background of the artwork is a textured, light blue-grey field. The painting is encased in a distinct light brown wooden frame featuring a prominent, vertically fluted or ridged design along its inner edges and sides. This framed artwork is mounted on a plain, light off-white gallery wall. To the right of the painting, a small white informational label with partially visible black text is affixed to the wall. Below the wall, a polished, reddish-brown wooden floor composed of horizontal planks is visible. No individuals are depicted interacting with the artwork in the immediate foreground.