And in Her Mouth was an Olive Leaf 1955
fritzeichenberg
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shading to add clarity
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old engraving style
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junji ito style
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pen-ink sketch
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manga style
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limited contrast and shading
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cartoon carciture
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pencil art
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doodle art
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intricate and detailed
"And in Her Mouth was an Olive Leaf" is a 1955 woodcut by Fritz Eichenberg, a prominent American artist known for his woodcuts and illustrations. This particular work depicts a scene from the biblical story of Noah's Ark, where the patriarch reaches out of the ark window to receive a dove carrying an olive branch, symbolizing the end of the flood and the promise of peace. Eichenberg's signature style is evident in the detailed, expressive lines and strong contrasts of light and shadow, characteristic of the woodcut medium. The work’s powerful imagery and masterful technique make it a compelling example of Eichenberg's art.
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