Kriegsostern 1942 - 1948
karlwiener
drawing, paper, ink
drawing
imaginative character sketch
light pencil work
quirky sketch
sketch book
figuration
paper
personal sketchbook
ink
idea generation sketch
sketchwork
geometric
expressionism
symbolism
sketchbook drawing
history-painting
storyboard and sketchbook work
sketchbook art
"Kriegsostern" (Easter War) is a drawing by Karl Wiener, a German artist known for his stark and often symbolic representations of the human condition. Created between 1942 and 1948, the work reflects the devastation of World War II. The image depicts a somber scene with a towering female figure, soldiers, and a dead bird. Geometric shapes and a somber tone evoke a sense of loss and disillusionment, suggesting the impact of war on the spirit of the time. The drawing's title, "Kriegsostern," reinforces the juxtaposition of war with a traditional symbol of hope and rebirth. This powerful work explores the human cost of conflict and invites viewers to contemplate its lasting consequences.
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