Moroccan Goat Tree Drawing by Mary Hrbacek
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I became inspired on a trip to Morocco by the goats who climb trees in order to eat the leaves. Later I noticed that some people actually tied the goats in, once they have climbed he tree, so tourists will pay to photograph them. I found this behavior very cruel to the animals. I hope viewers will find the image refreshingly unusual and a bit provocative. I use the medium of charcoal because I can make large drawings on paper more easily than I can with pencil. this image is part of my Anthropomorphic Tree group of drawings from my World Tree Series. I have found that I like to create representational art that is not super realistic, but has a subject is visible. Medium: charcoal on paper.Year Created: 2009
Original Created:2017
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Drawing:Charcoal on Paper
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Size:12 W x 22 H x 1.1 D in
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Born Alexandria, Va, USA. I create charcoal drawings and acrylic paintings from the human-tree hybrid imagery of anthropomorphic trees that I photograph from around the world. www.maryhrbacek.com MaryHrbacek.NeoImages.net www.Artistsspace.org