Shamane II
- Artist
- Eric Massholder
- Date
- 1998
- Style
- Cubism
- Genre
- Portrait
'Shamane II' is a compelling portrait that exemplifies the innovative approach of the Cubism movement. The artist deconstructs traditional forms to present multiple perspectives simultaneously, resulting in a dynamic and layered composition. The fragmented geometric shapes and muted color palette evoke a sense of depth and complexity, inviting viewers to explore the subject from various angles. As a masterful example of Surrealism-influenced abstraction within the portrait genre, 'Shamane II' challenges conventional representation, emphasizing the fluidity of perception and identity.
Related artworks
- Illustration from Haarlem Printing Company by Cornelis van Noorde
- Study of a Head by John Henry Twachtman
- Interior Landscape Mauve by John Miller
- The Fountain by Frank Stella
- The Bath of Diana by Camille Corot
- Cover of A. Isahakyan's book of poems by Martiros Sarian
- Stillende Mutter by Max Pechstein
- Illustration from Haarlem Printing Company by Cornelis van Noorde
- Slepershoofd Spaarne by Cornelis van Noorde
- Jacob De Bucquoy by Cornelis van Noorde