Pear and Apple 1972
avigdorarikha
#
shading
#
pencil drawn
#
amateur sketch
#
light pencil work
#
pencil sketch
#
old engraving style
#
charcoal drawing
#
pencil drawing
#
fruit
#
limited contrast and shading
#
botany
#
tonal art
"Pear and Apple" is an etching by Avigdor Arikha, created in 1972. The artwork, held at the Tate Britain in London, features a single pear and apple, rendered in simple black and white tones. Arikha, known for his realistic portrayals, presents the fruits with a starkness that draws attention to their forms and textures. The etching's minimalist aesthetic exemplifies Arikha's exploration of still life, a genre he frequently engaged with throughout his career.
Comments
No comments
Be the first to comment and join the conversation on the ultimate creative platform.