Sartre-Euripides: The Trojan Women by Rudolf Láng

Sartre-Euripides: The Trojan Women 1965

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acrylic

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possibly oil pastel

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oil painting

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roman-mythology

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acrylic on canvas

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underpainting

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pastel chalk drawing

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mythology

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painting painterly

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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dress

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watercolor

"Sartre-Euripides: The Trojan Women" is a 1965 costume design by Hungarian artist Rudolf Láng. The watercolor sketch portrays a woman draped in a flowing robe, adorned with roses and intricate lines. The design was likely created for a theatrical production, reflecting the artist's interest in the intersection of literature and visual arts. Láng, known for his expressive and dynamic style, utilized bold strokes and layered washes to capture the emotional intensity of the subject. The use of gold accents evokes a sense of grandeur and sorrow, characteristic of the tragedy of the Trojan Women.

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