The beautiful nude woman lays on the her right side, suspended in the air, as if her support was removed from underneath her once completed. The composition recalls the Classical sense yet adopts a modern abstract flair that gives her body an added emphasis on her curvaceousness. Her hands seem to loose herself within her hair as they rest upon her chest. She seems to coyly look down as if blushing due to the gushing admiration she gets from the beholder witnessing her beauty. The bronze sculpture was captured using the ancient method of lost-wax casting and finished with a brown patina stain for preservation. She is mounted upon a black marble base with the artist Charpentier's signature.