The girl, leopard and trees 1907
martirossarian
tree
amateur sketch
thin stroke sketch
animal
incomplete sketchy
linework heavy
idea generation sketch
sketchwork
plant
sketch
pen-ink sketch
rough sketch
botany
fantasy sketch
initial sketch
"The girl, leopard and trees" is a 1907 work by Armenian artist Martiros Sarian, who was born in 1880 and died in 1972. The drawing showcases Sarian's distinctive style, featuring simplified forms and linear outlines that create a sense of movement and dynamism. The composition is reminiscent of folk art, with a strong emphasis on decorative patterns and stylized figures. The scene depicts a girl standing amongst trees, with a spotted leopard at her feet. The artwork suggests a narrative of nature and perhaps a spiritual connection between the girl and the animal. Sarian's work is known for its celebration of Armenian culture and its blend of traditional and modern artistic elements.
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