A Picture of A Partially Erased Drawing of Legs and Arms: Baby Doll
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"In art there is no need for color. Give me a crayon and I will 'paint' your portrait"– Francisco Goya
~ by Faheem Haider on December 11, 2010.
Posted in Aesthetics, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, Genocide in Bangladesh, India and Kashmir, Iraq, Myth, Paintings and Photography, Pakistan, The Impotent Gods
Tags: Graphite Drawings, Narrative Art-Making, Picturing Genocide, War Against War
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