Untitled (Mourners at Graveside) c. 1940
johnvincentbloom
pencil drawn
amateur sketch
light pencil work
shading to add clarity
pencil sketch
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
pencil drawing
sketchbook drawing
pencil work
"Untitled (Mourners at Graveside)" is a graphite drawing by American artist John Vincent Bloom, created around 1940. Depicting a somber scene of mourners gathered at a graveside, the drawing evokes a sense of grief and solemnity. The figures, rendered in a realistic style, are enveloped in the somber atmosphere of the cemetery. The composition emphasizes the verticality of the tombstones and the surrounding trees, adding to the sense of gravity and introspection. The drawing's detailed rendering and expressive use of shading create a powerful visual impact. Bloom's meticulous draftsmanship and poignant subject matter are characteristic of his art, which often explored themes of mortality and human experience. This artwork is a sensitive and moving depiction of the universal human experience of mourning.
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