Serpent de mer 1955
reneduvillier
ink
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pop art-esque
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word art style
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stencil art
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childish illustration
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stencil
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feminine typography
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pop art
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ink
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pink
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limited contrast and shading
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tattoo art
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botany
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a lot negative space
"Serpent de Mer" (1955) is a striking abstract drawing by French artist Rene Duvillier. Created in a bold, single color, the artwork's swirling lines evoke a sense of movement and energy. The purple ink appears to dance across the white paper, suggesting the sinuous form of a sea serpent. Duvillier, known for his dynamic and expressive style, utilizes this minimal composition to capture the essence of a mythical creature. The work demonstrates the artist's masterful command of line and his fascination with the abstract language of visual art.
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