De rouwende Maria 1918
emilorlik
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light pencil work
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shading to add clarity
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pen illustration
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old engraving style
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cartoon sketch
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organic drawing style
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linocut print
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ink drawing experimentation
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pen-ink sketch
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sketchbook drawing
"De rouwende Maria" (The Mourning Mary) is a 1918 etching by Emil Orlik, a prominent Czech-Austrian artist known for his graphic works. The artwork depicts a woman in a flowing, draped garment, her face obscured by her hand, conveying a sense of deep sorrow. The simplified lines and subtle shading create a powerful, expressive image that resonates with viewers' emotions. The etching was likely created during a time of great loss and grief, reflecting the impact of World War I on the artist and society. This piece exemplifies Orlik's mastery of printmaking and his ability to evoke a profound sense of emotion through his art.
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