Deep Sea, II 1952
hermancherry
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"Deep Sea, II" is a 1952 print by American artist Herman Cherry (1909-1992). The print, which measures 253 x 149 mm, is a dramatic depiction of the ocean depths using dark and light tones. The image suggests a haunting, otherworldly scene of a mysterious deep sea creature, perhaps an octopus or squid, reaching out from the darkness. The print is a powerful example of Cherry's ability to capture the essence of the natural world through his unique and expressive style. The viewer is left to ponder the depths of the ocean and the creatures that reside there. Cherry was an American artist who worked in a variety of mediums including painting, drawing, and printmaking. His work was influenced by his interest in the natural world, and often featured themes of nature, landscape, and the sea.
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