The last scene
$165.00
Artist name: Munir Mator.
Title: The last scene .
Medium: colored ink on paper.
Size: 30cmx21cm.
Description: People were moving while the bombing was approaching, but there were others who were not fleeing, as there was a girl among the smoke bidding farewell to the neighborhoods, staring in astonishment, hugging homes with her spirit.
The soldier on the hill was blowing up residential blocks with the push of a button, causing the houses to fall full of flowers and memories.
Description
Artist name: Munir Mator.
Title: The last scene .
Medium: colored ink on paper.
Size: 30cmx21cm.
Description: People were moving while the bombing was approaching, but there were others who were not fleeing, as there was a girl among the smoke bidding farewell to the neighborhoods, staring in astonishment, hugging homes with her spirit.
The soldier on the hill was blowing up residential blocks with the push of a button, causing the houses to fall full of flowers and memories.
Additional information
| Weight | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21 × 30 cm |
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