Swearing to the right
- Artist
- Ferdinand Hodler
- Date
- c.1912
- Style
- Art nouveau
- Genre
- Sketch and study
"Swearing to the right" is a captivating artwork created primarily using Oil paints on paper. The piece combines elements of Pencil for delicate sketching and study, giving it a detailed and refined texture. Inspired by Art nouveau (modern) influences, it features flowing lines and organic forms that evoke a sense of movement. The artist's process likely involved sketch and study techniques to develop the composition before applying oil paint, resulting in a harmonious blend of traditional and modern artistic approaches.
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