Gargantua en deuil de Badebec 1942
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"Gargantua en deuil de Badebec" is a woodcut print by Bernard Reder created in 1942. It depicts a large-headed figure in profile, wearing a cap and a ruff, with an exaggerated nose and a solemn expression. The subject appears to be mourning, reflecting the somber mood of the era. Reder's expressive lines and dramatic contrasts of light and dark create a powerful visual statement, highlighting the emotional weight of the figure's grief. The work exemplifies Reder's distinct style, characterized by bold, simplified forms and a focus on emotional intensity. This woodcut, a testament to Reder's technical prowess and artistic sensitivity, evokes a sense of loss and reflection.
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