The Twelfth Night

c. 1943

Sol Wilson

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Sol Wilson

Artist, American, 1896 - 1974

This is a painting of shipwreck survivors on a rocky shore. The scene depicts five individuals along a rugged coastline, with waves crashing against sharp rocks. The figures appear weathered and fatigued, alluding to a struggle for survival amidst the remnants of a shattered boat. The backdrop shows an overcast sky. This style is Expressionism, characterized by bold use of color and dynamic composition.
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Q76552286

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