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From the oldest writings and even in the cave paintings of early man the square signifies the idea of enclosure, home or the immanent. For artists of all generations, it has provided a harmonic skeleton in which to apply an artistic construction. For myself, this represents the body (the sarx - the mortal flesh) and the anatomy of a drawing.
First of three figurative drawings inspired by the basic geometric forms and Kuroda Seiki's "Study of a Nude" triptych. by artist Joseph While
(Dimensions 1200 × 1500)