Lynd ward erotic - 🧡 Lynd Ward and the Wordless Novel

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The kind of markings around each picture.

He was a senior art director at the New York Times for 33 years and a writer of obituaries and book review columnist for the Times.

In this striking scene, trees tower over the human figures and serve as witnesses to the racial violence of the lynching fig.

His subjective world was done in brownish-red sets of paints.

Thus, this suggests that the protagonist feels implicated not just in this one particular event, but also in the larger system of oppression that the murder is a part of.