Circus Moira Orfei. The entrance for the tigers 1995

"Circus Moira Orfei. The entrance for the tigers" is a 1995 ink drawing by Alfred Freddy Krupa, depicting a detailed view of a circus tent structure and a wagon, likely used for transporting animals. The artwork captures the essence of a circus setting, highlighting the intricate details of the tent’s framework and the wagon's design. The use of ink creates a sense of movement and energy, emphasizing the dynamic nature of a circus performance. The artwork's title, "Circus Moira Orfei. The entrance for the tigers," suggests that it is a specific portrayal of a particular circus, adding a touch of realism to the artistic expression. Krupa's drawing offers a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of a circus, showcasing the technical aspects of the performance and its grand scale.