Visage 1941

"Visage," a 1941 watercolor by Victor Brauner, features a distorted human face in profile, with a second eye peering out from the side of its head. This surrealist work is characteristic of Brauner's exploration of the human form and the unsettling effects of trauma on perception. Brauner was injured in World War II, leading to a change in his artistic style. This artwork is a testament to Brauner's unique vision and the enduring power of art to grapple with the complexities of life.