Original artwork description:
This piece is a triptych, using pastel on black paper. It shows 6 dimly lit men witnessing a divine event. It is part of an unfinished series studying how people behave when confronted with something beyond their comprehension - as if it were minutes before the end of the world.
These men are expressionists, un-afraid of expressing their emotions. When confronted with what seems to be the end, they waste no time finding comfort from within their own group.
Materials used:
Pastels
Tags:
#black and white #expressive #figurative #dark #emotional #men #striking #philosophical #psychological #aweCongregation of Expressionists (2019)
Pastel drawing
by Jordan Eastwood
12 Artist Reviews
£600 Sold
- Pastel drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 151.13 x 118.11 x 0.25cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
This piece is a triptych, using pastel on black paper. It shows 6 dimly lit men witnessing a divine event. It is part of an unfinished series studying how people behave when confronted with something beyond their comprehension - as if it were minutes before the end of the world.
These men are expressionists, un-afraid of expressing their emotions. When confronted with what seems to be the end, they waste no time finding comfort from within their own group.
Materials used:
Pastels
Tags:
#black and white #expressive #figurative #dark #emotional #men #striking #philosophical #psychological #aweReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (12)
This artwork is sold by Jordan Eastwood from United Kingdom
Jordan Eastwood
United Kingdom
About
Jordan Eastwood is an artist from Devon, in the UK. “It has always been difficult to leave my own head. Growing up, I was happy enough to spend days on... Read more
