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I briefly stumbled upon a series of pieces by the same artist, and I can't seem to find them again. The one specifically that caught my attention was of two figures, a man and a woman. The man was parallel to the woman, underneath her, and they were about to kiss. It was a mix of color and blocks of what I assumed to be graphite (but maybe charcoal). The figures were horizontal, profile, clothed (the woman had a headband or bandana around her head), and you could see from their heads to shoulders or maybe mid torso. It was gorgeous, and almost checkered. If anyone has the slightest idea, please let me know. I've been searching endlessly so I can cite the painting and use it as an example in a college paper. Thank you so much!

Eirene

Almost sounds like 'The Kiss' by Gustave Klimt. Not horizontal though.