King 1945

"King," a 1945 woodcut by Sue Fuller (1914-2006), exemplifies the artist's abstract style and her fascination with the human form. Through a complex network of lines and geometric shapes, Fuller constructs a face that is both recognizable and fragmented, evoking a sense of power and mystery. The use of bold colors, particularly the red and blue accents, adds depth and intensity to the composition, creating a visually captivating work that remains enigmatic and open to interpretation.