Rocks at Ploumenach, Brittany 1936

"Rocks at Ploumenach, Brittany" is a 1936 photograph by British artist Eileen Agar. This striking black and white image features two large rock formations in the foreground, captured in stark detail against a clear sky. Agar, known for her surrealist and experimental work, often incorporated natural elements into her art. This photograph exemplifies her fascination with the textures and forms of the natural world, suggesting a sense of mystery and intrigue in the seemingly ordinary. The rocks themselves appear to have anthropomorphic qualities, their shapes and shadows hinting at faces and figures. Agar's work continues to inspire art lovers with its powerful blend of Surrealism and photography.