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"Let Me Talk" is a sketchbook drawing I made while at my old desk job in 2025. The piece speaks on both social, cultural, and self-censorship.
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"Let Me Talk" is a sketchbook drawing I made while at my old desk job in 2025. The piece speaks on both social, cultural, and self-censorship.
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"Moonlit Night" (1925) and "Falling Star" (1925) by František Kobliha (1877-1962)
bull (or something like this), crayon on paper
Hi! I'm Zuzia Głuchowska, an artist from Poland. I'm showing my art progress on the internet and growing an audience since 2019. I create using mixed media - oil paint, markers, crayons, oil pastels, ink, watercolors, anything that comes in hand
find me on other social media >> https://bio.site/souzie
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Le doigt inquisiteur, le retour...(peinture toujours inspirée d'une image de "Jour de colère" film de Dreyer (1943)) Acrylique sur papier 42,2 x 30 cm
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Egon Schiele's "Four Trees": A Psychological Landscape
Egon Schiele, “Four Trees”, 1914. Source: Wikiart Egon Schiele’s “Four Trees” (1917) stands as one of the Austrian expressionist’s most profound analyses of human psychology as seen through the natural world. While known primarily for his searing portraits, this landscape uses stark lines and contrasting colors to explore not only the forms of trees but also the complex terrain of the human…
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