She Was Swathed in Sorrow

Ink on paper, 2006 by Dean Kuhta.

Gallery Print size: 12 x 15 inches

This is an ink drawing that I completed in 2006 as a collaboration with my friend Benjamin Jungbluth. I get asked all the time what this drawing is supposed to mean. Who knows!? Like any piece of good artwork, the meaning is what you make it. Over the years I've seen all kinds of reactions to this specific drawing. Sadness, amazement toward the drawing style, and even disgust. In my opinion, that's the purpose of art. To evoke an emotion that is relative to your own experience. Also, please don't ask me what that thing is coming out of the water. I don't know!

About this gallery-quality art print:

This is a gallery-quality giclée art print on 100% cotton rag archival paper, printed with archival inks. Each art print is listed by sheet size and features a minimum one-inch border. We use a museum-quality, 100% cotton rag acid-free paper that features a smooth natural white finish and 300 gsm paper weight. Prints feature smooth tonal transitions and vibrant color that makes the artwork pop off the paper. With both paper and ink archival-rated, expect your prints to last a lifetime.