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// Homage to Federico Garcia Lorca by Robert Combas is a striking silkscreen print crafted in 2001. The artwork presents a surreal and abstracted figure set against a grid-like background, with exaggerated, mask-like facial features that blend human and mystical qualities, possibly evoking Lorca’s own complex, poetic spirit. The prominent swirling patterns at the bottom add dynamism and intrigue, while bold black lines and muted colors dominate the piece, emphasizing a sense of mystery and intensity. The title, inscribed above as Loups garous! (Werewolves), hints at themes of transformation, perhaps an homage to Lorca’s exploration of identity, the supernatural, and the surreal.
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// Homage to Federico Garcia Lorca by Robert Combas is a striking silkscreen print crafted in 2001. The artwork presents a surreal and abstracted figure set against a grid-like background, with exaggerated, mask-like facial features that blend human and mystical qualities, possibly evoking Lorca’s own complex, poetic spirit. The prominent swirling patterns at the bottom add dynamism and intrigue, while bold black lines and muted colors dominate the piece, emphasizing a sense of mystery and intensity. The title, inscribed above as Loups garous! (Werewolves), hints at themes of transformation, perhaps an homage to Lorca’s exploration of identity, the supernatural, and the surreal.
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Homage To Federico Garcia Lorca, 2001
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