F-PD46 Peter Driben

The composition presents a female figure in a domestic setting, rendered with a pronounced emphasis on her physical form and suggestive posture. She is depicted leaning against what appears to be a broom handle, her body angled away from the viewer while she glances over her shoulder with an inviting smile. The attire consists of a loosely-fitted robe, revealing glimpses of lingerie beneath – stockings and a garter belt are clearly visible. Her hair is styled in voluminous curls, contributing to the overall air of playful allure.
The color palette is dominated by warm tones – fleshy pinks and yellows for the figure, contrasted against a deep brown background that creates a sense of depth and highlights her form. The robe itself is rendered in shades of blue, providing a visual break from the warmer hues and drawing attention to its texture. A small, partially obscured object – perhaps a potted plant – is positioned near the lower right corner, adding a touch of domesticity to the scene.
The text overlayed on the image reinforces the suggestive nature of the depiction. The word Flirt is prominently displayed at the top, while the phrase “The High Cost of Lovin’ ” appears beneath the figure, hinting at themes of desire and potential emotional investment. This combination of visual and textual elements establishes a narrative that blends sensuality with a subtle commentary on relationships.
Subtly, the image plays with notions of female agency and vulnerability. While the womans pose is overtly seductive, her gaze suggests an awareness of being observed, potentially implying a degree of control over the situation. The domestic setting – the broom handle, the robe – juxtaposes this sensuality with everyday life, blurring the lines between private intimacy and public display. Ultimately, the work seems to explore the complexities of female desire within a framework of societal expectations and romantic ideals.