Woman Gathering Sticks 1906
augustusjohn
landscape illustration sketch
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"Woman Gathering Sticks" is a 1906 etching by British artist Augustus John. The print shows a woman in a simple dress, bending down to gather sticks while walking through a field. The artist's characteristically loose and expressive style is evident in the depiction of the woman's form and the landscape, contributing to the sense of movement and spontaneity in the artwork. The etching reflects John's interest in depicting the beauty of everyday life and the figure in the natural world. The image evokes a sense of solitude and contemplation, as the woman moves through the rural landscape, her face hidden from view. The artist's use of dark and light contrasts creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, while the detailed rendering of the sticks and the surrounding brush adds texture and realism to the image. "Woman Gathering Sticks" is a quintessential example of John's artistic vision, highlighting his talent for capturing the essence of the human figure and its connection to nature.
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