Anger
Artist: Hinko Smrekar
Date: 1927
Hinko Smrekar, a Slovenian illustrator and printmaker known for his biting social commentary and expressive draftsmanship, often explored the raw extremes of human emotion. In Anger (1927), he depicts a hulking, ferocious figure contorted with rage, its exaggerated features and tense musculature rendered in bold, slashing lines. The intense red and dark tones amplify the work’s primal energy, making it both a psychological study and a visual jolt. Smrekar’s mastery of graphic art transforms raw emotion into a compelling and unforgettable image.
Print Details:
Giclee reproduction of the original woodcut
Archival matte paper 11"x17" untrimmed
Suitable for framing
Carefully packaged and shipped flat
Ideal for collectors of:
Expressionist and graphic art
Hinko Smrekar works
Emotional and psychological studies in art
Woodcut and relief printmaking
20th-century Eastern European printmakers
A visceral and unflinching portrayal of fury in masterful woodcut form.
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