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Artwork Detail - V6

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Czech
Czech Republic
n.d.
etching on paper
paper: 18 cm x 10.5 cm
Curved dark brown lines and shapes fill most of the off-white paper. Many of the lines are wide and filed with dark hatching or cross hatching. While the design is abstracted it is possible to pick out a figure that seems to be sitting at a table. They rest one arm flat on the table, while the other arm has an elbow resting on the table with the hand close to the person's face. There is a darker shape behind them which suggests a chair. What appears to be a long-stemmed glass, maybe a Champaign flute is also on the table. There are dynamic curved lines behind the figure, though it is not possible to determine what they might depict.
Curved dark brown lines and shapes fill most of the off-white paper. Many of the lines are wide and filed with dark hatching or cross hatching. While the design is abstracted it is possible to pick out a figure that seems to be sitting at a table. They rest one arm flat on the table, while the other arm has an elbow resting on the table with the hand close to the person's face. There is a darker shape behind them which suggests a chair. What appears to be a long-stemmed glass, maybe a Champaign flute is also on the table. There are dynamic curved lines behind the figure, though it is not possible to determine what they might depict.
human figures, sitting, tables
Works on Paper
Cubism
Gift of Dr. Maurice and Anne Petrie Yacowar
U021.8.4

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