The subject of the female nude in nature, popularized thanks to Giorgione's painting of the goddess Venus, will be constantly present in the history of art. The most well-known representations of this type belong to male artists, but Hadzsy Olga's work shows us that the beauty of the female body can arouse the fascination and appreciation of any viewer.

In the case of modern female nudes, there is more and more often a candid and spontaneous representation of a character who, even if she is aware that she is being watched, continues to behave in a natural and relaxed manner. In Hadzsy Olga's work, the artist assumes control over the represented nude. The posture that the character adopts, holding the burgundy curtain, is no longer a natural and relaxed one, rather it is submitted in a compositional scheme.

In the case of the artist, the female nude is not so much a subject, more like it becomes pure form, a fact that is observed in the careful study of the very slightly geometrized volumes of the body that cover almost the entire surface of the canvas.