Fontamara XV 1947
faygaostrower
amateur sketch
shading to add clarity
old engraving style
fluid art
pencil drawing
ink drawing experimentation
pen-ink sketch
limited contrast and shading
tattoo art
doodle art
"Fontamara XV" is a 1947 woodcut by Brazilian artist Fayga Ostrower (1920-2001). The print is characterized by its stark black and white contrast, reminiscent of the expressive power of German Expressionism. The composition features a dominant, abstract form reminiscent of a cloud, rendered in bold lines. Below, a series of small, stylized structures suggest a cityscape, adding a touch of realism to the otherwise abstract scene. Ostrower’s woodcuts often explore themes of nature and urban life, reflecting her personal experiences and artistic development in Brazil. This particular piece is notable for its use of bold lines and minimalist form, offering a glimpse into the artist's unique visual vocabulary.
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