A Picture of a Man Shrouded, Trussed in His Kafan
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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 January 3, 2011.
Posted in Aesthetics, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Democracy, Detritus, Drawings, Experiments in Color, Genocide in Bangladesh, India and Kashmir, Iraq, Myth, Paintings and Photography, Pakistan, Portraits, The Impotent Gods, War Works
Tags: mixed media, Pen and Ink Drawings, U.S. Intervention in Afghanistan, U.S. Intervention in Iraq
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