And Now Where? 1936
rockwellkent
facial expression drawing
caricature
charcoal drawing
portrait reference
pencil drawing
manga style
surrealism
portrait drawing
portrait art
digital portrait
"And Now Where?" is a 1936 lithograph by Rockwell Kent, a renowned American artist known for his striking black and white landscapes and figure drawings. The artwork depicts a young couple, likely a man and a woman, standing on a rocky outcrop. The man appears to be looking out at a distant scene while the woman sits, her hands clasped in her lap. The somber tone of the piece suggests a moment of uncertainty and reflection. Kent's masterful use of chiaroscuro, creating strong contrasts between light and dark, emphasizes the dramatic and melancholic mood of the scene. This print captures a universal human experience of looking towards the future, reflecting on the past, and contemplating what lies ahead.
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