Young Girl - Senegal 1970
jameslesesnewells
pen illustration
junji ito style
fluid art
ink drawing experimentation
pen-ink sketch
tattoo
manga style
limited contrast and shading
tattoo art
doodle art
"Young Girl - Senegal" is a 1970 woodcut print by James Lesesne Wells, a prominent American artist known for his powerful depictions of Black life. This artwork is a striking example of Wells’ ability to capture a sense of presence and emotion in a single figure. The composition is dominated by the young girl’s face, which is rendered in bold, expressive lines against a background of fragmented, abstract shapes. The surrounding geometric patterns and figures, possibly representing aspects of the girl's environment or inner life, add a layer of complexity to the artwork. The dynamic lines and dark tones of the woodcut create a sense of depth and urgency, reflecting the artist’s fascination with the human experience.
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