Women crying
- Artist
- Arturo Souto
- Date
- 1954
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Sketch and study
"Women Crying" is a compelling artwork that captures raw emotion through expressive brushstrokes and stark imagery. Created using ink on paper, the piece exemplifies elements of Expressionism by conveying intense feelings of grief and despair. The artist’s Sketch and study process reveals thoughtful composition and emotional depth, highlighting the vulnerability of its subjects. Overall, the work is a powerful exploration of human suffering, achieved through simplified yet evocative lines characteristic of its artistic approach.
Related artworks
- Requiescat by Edward Wadsworth
- Bust of woman by Arturo Souto
- Dix Assassinats Pour Un Sou by Theophile Steinlen
- Long haired nude, bent over forward, jerk view by Egon Schiele
- Tortuga by Francisco Toledo
- En Belgiques Les Belges Ont Faim by Theophile Steinlen
- Composition – Crank and Chain by Edward Wadsworth
- Comediants by George Stefanescu
- Moa by Egon Schiele
- L'Affaire Crainquebille cover by Theophile Steinlen