Simone Titone

American (?), born 1923

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This is a drawing of a stylized bull. The drawing depicts a bull with exaggerated and prominent horns sweeping outward. The bull’s body is defined by bold, dark lines that create a contrast with the lighter texture of the body. The overall composition emphasizes the muscular form and poised stance of the animal, with particular attention to the flowing lines that constitute its hide and the upright, alert posture. The drawing encapsulates a sense of strength and elegance through its minimalistic yet expressive line work.
Simone Titone, L'Entrada, 1955, woodcut, Rosenwald Collection, 1963.11.227

L'Entrada

Simone Titone · 1955 · woodcut ·  Accession ID  1963.11.227

The image displays a close-up view of dense foliage and tree trunks, with no visible horizon line. The brushstrokes are short, dense, and repetitive, creating a textured pattern resembling leaves and branches. The color palette consists of earthy tones: rich browns, dark greens, and shadowy blacks. The contrast between the tree trunks and leaves creates a vibrant visual impact, capturing the lushness of the scene.
Simone Titone, Mont Cuberta, 1954, color woodcut and monotype, Rosenwald Collection, 1963.11.228

Mont Cuberta

Simone Titone · 1954 · color woodcut and monotype ·  Accession ID  1963.11.228