Katerina Kisses Grushenka's Hand (Book III: The Sensualists, facing p.110) by Fritz Eichenberg

Katerina Kisses Grushenka's Hand (Book III: The Sensualists, facing p.110) 1949

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pencil drawn

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light pencil work

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pencil sketch

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charcoal drawing

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charcoal art

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portrait reference

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limited contrast and shading

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surrealism

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portrait drawing

Fritz Eichenberg's "Katerina Kisses Grushenka's Hand" is a 1949 illustration depicting a scene from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel "The Brothers Karamazov." The stark black and white woodcut style creates a dramatic, almost theatrical quality. The detailed rendering of the characters and the intimate setting contribute to the emotional intensity of the moment. The black cat, peeking into the scene, adds an element of mystery and intrigue. Eichenberg’s art is known for its expressive line work and the use of shadows to create depth and emotion, making this illustration a striking example of his unique style.

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