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Ivan Krisjansen · 50 x 75cm
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Charcoal, Paper (Requires Framing)
50cm (W) x 75cm (H) x 1cm (D)
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Public Enemy number one, John Dillinger, is here depicted on the same day (August 14, 1933) after robbing the Bluffton Bank in Bluffton, Ohio – $6,000. A fortune in those days.
The art medium is charcoal and pastels using a semi-realism style. Art print images depict real historical and literary figures in moments of emotional upheaval, turmoil and pensive moods. The abstract images capture attention and demand contemplation.
Artwork: Dillinger
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