Copyright: Modern Artists: Artvee
Salman Toor painted this image of an unknown man in an Afghan hat with oils in his signature style. The brushstrokes are applied loosely, and the colors blend softly, creating a gentle, dreamlike atmosphere. I wonder if Toor labored over it? Or was it a quick sketch, painted alla prima? The marks are applied loosely, particularly in the background, which helps bring the figure into focus. I like how the figure is both present and distant, caught in the act of becoming—like the rest of us. With his delicate touch, Toor creates a figure of grace, resilience, and quiet dignity. I notice the orange cardigan, which seems a bit too small, with a patch on the sleeve. The more I look at it, the more I want to go back to my studio and make a painting, too. It's like the painting is nudging me to get back to work!
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