

A grid of 12 prints. Top row: a light-brownish gray rectangle with a rectangular black area containing illegible writing; a drawing of people and a creature; a person in a cloak; a person with long hair. Second row: two people in a dark room; a disembodied head; a snake; a dragonfly. Bottom row: a haloed head; an eye; a haloed head surrounded by a scribbled circle. All are drawn in black and white.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 836 × 900 px
- Museum record:
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