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Abstract painting of tangled tubular and block forms in grey and ochre tones under a pale overcast sky.

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Christos Caras (1930-2023) · MOMus Thessaloniki via Europeana · CC BY-SA 4.0

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"Jericho" by Christos Caras (1930-2023) · MOMus Thessaloniki via Europeana · CC BY-SA 4.0 · via artnap.com

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This painting, titled Ιεριχώ, was made by Christos Caras in 1977 and is held by MOMus in Thessaloniki. It shows a dense field of fragmented, curving tubular and block-like forms in muted grey, ochre and brown tones beneath a pale, heavy sky. A small top hat sits among the rubble on the left, adding an unexpected everyday object to the cluttered scene.

Museum record: Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki - MOMus (Europeana)