In "The Poet's Muse", a human figure is depicted, whose body is abstractly formed by geometric shapes and forms, from which a spiral object resembling a trumpet stands out in size. From the figure, the schematically deconstructed head, which is tiny in relation to the rest of the body, and the end of the legs can be distinguished. This complex 'form' or 'hybrid' is positioned in the middle of the length and extends over the entire height of the painting surface. Tones of yellow, brown and grey predominate in terms of colour, while the figure is projected on a blue background, linearly shaded in the diagonal directιon.
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