Abstract

The current research examines "The Aesthetic Dimensions of the Female Body Structure in Contemporary Western Art." It consists of four chapters. The first chapter is devoted to explaining the research problem, which focuses on answering the following question: "How are the aesthetic dimensions of the female body structure represented in contemporary Western art?" It also addresses its importance and needs for research. Its objective is to "identify the aesthetic dimensions of the female body structure in contemporary Western art." The research spans a time period (2009-2012) and a spatial scope (including the United States of America). It also defines the most important terms used. The second chapter includes two sections: the first examines "The Concept of the Aesthetic Dimensions of Structure, " while the second examines "The Female Body Structure in Contemporary Western Art." The third chapter addresses the applied framework of the research, including the research community and the intentional selection of (3) sample models, which were analyzed using a descriptive approach. While the fourth chapter included the research results, as well as the conclusions, recommendations and suggestions, and the research concluded with the most important sources and references.