Torso 1926

"Torso" (1926) by Andre Masson is a charcoal drawing that exemplifies the artist's exploration of the human form and the subconscious mind. Masson's distinct style, often categorized as Surrealism, features fragmented, biomorphic shapes that evoke a sense of unease and mystery. This particular work focuses on a distorted, almost skeletal representation of a torso, with a single, suspended line and a looped rope, creating a haunting and unsettling effect.