1. Grief
By: (student names)

2. Exhibition statement
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Nothing provokes the artistic sensibility like grief.
Artists have always found a way to combat grave
tragedy with grave beauty. Through these expressions
of art you see that although grief is a strong and
wretched emotion, beautiful works of art can still arise
from it. There is a common theme throughout a lot of
grief artwork and that is the depiction of people with
their head looking down as though they just don’t
know what to do anymore.

3. Sorrowing Old Man ('At Eternity's Gate')
oil painting by Vincent van Gogh

4. Angel of Grief
sculpture by William Wetmore Story

5. Grief
By Nikolai Bogdanov

6. Grief
By Joseph Llimona

7. A Portrait of Grief
By Edvard Munch

8. Pieta
Sculpture by Michelangelo

9. Migrant mother
Photograph taken by Dorothea Lange

10. Photo of Korean soldiers
Taken in Haktong-ni area of Korea, 28 August 1950 photographer unknown

11. Photograph of man at 9/11 memorial
Taken by Justin Lane Photography

12. Photograph of the Kennedy family after the assassination of John F.
Kennedy
Taken by Stan Stearns

13. References
Sorrowing Old Man('At Eternity's Gate') Oil Painting By Vincent Van Gogh
Angle of Grief sculpture by William Wetmore Story
Grief By Nikolai Bogdanov
Grief Sculpture By Joseph Llimona
A Portrait of Grief By Edvard Munch
Pieta, Sculpture by Michelangelo
Migrant Women Photo by Dorothea Lange
Photo of Korean Soldiers Taken in Haktong-ni area of Korea, 28 August
1950 photographer unknown
Photo of man at 9/11 memorial Taken by Justin Lane Photography
Photo of the Kennedy’s after the Assassination of JFK taken by Stan Stearns