Happy Man 1950
antoniofrasconi
caricature
junji ito style
cartoon sketch
linocut print
ink drawing experimentation
limited contrast and shading
portrait drawing
tattoo art
cartoon style
remaining negative space
"Happy Man" is a woodcut by Uruguayan-American artist Antonio Frasconi, created in 1950. This striking print features a bold and expressive style, typical of Frasconi's work. The image depicts a smiling man, his hand raised, holding a "UNION CARD". This piece, crafted in black and white, showcases the powerful impact of woodcut, employing stark contrasts and bold lines to convey a message of worker empowerment and labor rights. The dark, textured background enhances the sense of weight and significance attached to the union card, and the figure's wide grin conveys both pride and optimism. This piece is an example of Frasconi's social realism, reflecting his dedication to highlighting the lives and struggles of working-class people.
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