Anxiety 1916

"Anxiety" is a 1916 ink drawing by Slovak artist Arnold Peter Weisz-Kubínčan. The work depicts three figures in a dark and claustrophobic setting. The figures are drawn with bold, expressive lines, and their exaggerated features convey a sense of unease and distress. The artist's use of black ink on paper creates a sense of depth and shadow, emphasizing the psychological tension of the composition. This piece exemplifies the artist's distinct style, characterized by expressive lines, bold forms, and a dramatic, sometimes haunting portrayal of human emotions.