

Black-and-white drawing of a scene with two people standing below a large archway. The archway frames a giant head and shoulders of a man with his face tilted down and to the left. The man's features are defined by lines and shading. Below the archway, two people in dark clothing stand on a tiled floor, looking up. The drawing has a border around it. The title is "Light" and the artist is Odilon Redon.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 660 × 900 px
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