Robin Wood – cr RobinWood PoP 35 MasterShonagar
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The man’s features are rendered with considerable detail, though softened by an overall muted palette dominated by browns and ochres. The face is round, with prominent cheeks and a somewhat flattened nose. A distinctive, cropped hairstyle reveals a scalp that appears to be thinning. He wears what seems to be a loosely draped robe or shawl over a blue garment, the folds of which are carefully indicated through subtle shifts in tone and texture.
The artist’s technique emphasizes textural qualities. The colored pencil strokes create a granular effect across the entire surface, lending a sense of immediacy and rawness to the depiction. This approach avoids smooth blending, instead highlighting the individual marks that contribute to the overall form. The limited color range contributes to a somber mood, while also drawing attention to the play of light and shadow on the subject’s face and clothing.
The inscription at the bottom left corner – MASTER_SHONAGAR followed by a signature and date (© Robin Wood 1988) – suggests that this is either a portrait of an individual known as “Master Shonagar” or perhaps a symbolic representation associated with that name. The use of the copyright symbol indicates a deliberate assertion of ownership and artistic control.
Subtly, theres a sense of quiet dignity in the subject’s bearing despite his weary posture. The artist seems to have aimed not for an idealized likeness but rather for a truthful portrayal of character, capturing a moment of private reflection. The overall effect is one of restrained intimacy, inviting the viewer to consider the inner life of the person depicted.