I love how he uses earthy shades of ochre, brown and black to make it like a soft and content setting. In the print, the person on the on the left kind of blends in with the land and a blanket and it made my eyes a bit disturbed with the confusion of what is what. Also, I would improve the texture of the lines. The spots makes it look like it’s incomplete. There were some spots that had a bit too much positive space and it was disturbing to my eye. Based on the colors in the background, it seems to be evening.įor this print, I would improve is the positive spacing. The person on the right looks like they’re eating grapes while the person on the left look like they’re just relaxing. It also might infer that the bag is filled with grapes. For the title, it seems they were harvesting grapes. I think this print is trying to show two hard-working people on a break from harvesting.
There are lines that seems to have a roughness to it as you can see it through the sky and lines that have a softness as you can see that through the land and people. You can see the different textures from looking between the sky, land, and people so they don’t blend in fully. The print definitely shows a contrast between the darker colors and the lighter color.
You can also notice that the landscape are hills. In the left corner, you can see a bag of grapes. This printmaking, it shows two workings that seems to be taking a break from something. The print is most usually made on paper, but may be on other surfaces such as cloth, metal, or ceramics. This artwork is a form of printmaking called linocut created by Pablo Picasso in 1959. A print is an image made from a matrix (be it intaglio plate, relief woodblock, lithographic stone, serigraphic silkscreen, or metal plate for offset press, among others) capable of producing a certain quantity of like images.
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