here are some sketches from the Pompeii exhibition last year in the Hypo Kunsthalle
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A gladiator's helmet |
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A gladiator's helmet |
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A body cast of a victim |
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A body cast of a dog, it's spine contorted by the extreme heat |
Actual photos of the dog cast can be found at
http://www.google.co.uk/images?q=pompeii+dog+body
Wonderful sketches as always. I think we don't need a picture from the dog. Your drawing is clear enough! Did I say that I love your style ;-)
ReplyDeletethanks Jutta
ReplyDelete>Your drawing is clear enough!
i wasn't sure, as the light/shadow contrast is really pushed to an extreme level.
>Did I say that I love your style ;-)
you might like the paintings of Bato Dugarzhapov, he paints so that things are both lost but also super clearly there, both at once
http://www.google.co.uk/images?q=Bato+Dugarzhapov