Wolf, Blind in One Eye 1957

"Wolf, Blind in One Eye," a 1957 print by Lithuanian artist Romas Viesulas, depicts the powerful head of a wolf in a dynamic and expressive style. The artist uses bold, gestural strokes to convey the wolf's fierce energy and raw emotion. The wolf's blind eye adds a sense of vulnerability and pathos to the image. The work’s palette of earthy reds and browns against a soft pink background contributes to the sense of drama and urgency. Viesulas's bold and dynamic use of line and color brings a sense of realism and intensity to the image, creating a captivating and unforgettable portrayal of this iconic animal.