Untitled

About this work

This print shows two big, tangled figures in black ink on a light background. One looks like a person with arms outstretched, and the other is a horse or something with legs and a long neck. There’s a speech bubble above them with French words, and a smaller one at the bottom right that says *"On dit ça."* The lines are loose and wobbly, like they were drawn fast. The artist used a method called lithography, where ink sticks to a smooth stone or plate. The words mean something like *"This is what I cost for your good"* and *"They say so."* It feels like a quick sketch turned into art. Check out lithography to see how this print was made.

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