Two Faces of Fear 1960

"Two Faces of Fear" is a 1960 drawing by Connor Everts, a prominent artist born in 1926. The artwork depicts a figure with its skeletal structure exposed, holding its head in its hands, suggesting a state of intense emotional distress. The intricate lines and cross-hatching create a sense of depth and realism, effectively communicating the figure's vulnerability and the psychological weight of its fear. This piece exemplifies Everts' signature style, characterized by stark realism and introspective subject matter. "Two Faces of Fear" is a haunting exploration of human emotions and the internal struggle against fear.