Refugee 1935
painting, oil-paint
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portrait
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painting
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oil-paint
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figuration
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oil painting
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expressionism
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portrait drawing
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portrait art
"Refugee" (1935) by William H. Johnson, a prominent African American artist, depicts a young girl with a somber expression. The simplified forms and bold colors, characteristic of Johnson's style, convey a sense of vulnerability and resilience. The deep blue background serves as a stark contrast to the girl's reddish-brown skin and red dress, suggesting the harshness of her circumstances. This painting exemplifies Johnson's exploration of the human condition and the experiences of marginalized communities.
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