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- Mar 2, 2016
"Removal from the cross"
Margolin Dmitry- Technique
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 80 × 150 cm
- Year
- 2016
Two men lower a limp nude body down a rocky slope while a woman cries out, a burning apartment block glowing behind them at sunset.
- Style
- Expressionism
- Mood
- Dramatic
- Themes
- Nude · Men · Women · Cityscape
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About this work
A pale, lifeless nude body is carried down a dark rocky slope, head tipped back, supported by a green-robed figure at the shoulders and a bare-chested man gripping the legs. A muted figure in blue looks on at far left, while at right a young woman in a blue dress cries out, arm raised. Behind them a tall Soviet-era apartment block stands silhouetted against a blazing orange sky.
Thick, expressive brushwork models flesh in pale ochre against acid greens and deep red-black shadow, with streaks of dripping red paint reinforcing the violence of the scene. The diagonal grouping recalls the traditional deposition from the cross, transposed into a modern urban catastrophe and charged with raw, tragic intensity.