Goat and Sheep 1916

heinrichcampendonk

ink drawing

pen drawing

junji ito style

cartoon sketch

abstract

linocut print

ink drawing experimentation

pen-ink sketch

tattoo art

cartoon style

doodle art

"Goat and Sheep" is a 1916 woodcut by German Expressionist artist Heinrich Campendonk. The artwork depicts a goat and a sheep in a stark black and white composition. The simplified forms and geometric shapes are characteristic of Expressionism, which emphasizes emotional intensity over realistic representation. Campendonk's woodcut showcases the movement's exploration of bold lines, strong contrasts, and expressive forms to convey a sense of raw energy and emotion. The artwork is a prime example of Campendonk's distinctive style, which combined elements of German Expressionism and the art of his Dutch contemporaries.