Girl Sunbathing in Garden
Catalog no.
1326
Year
1990
Subject
Landscape
Media
Colour sketches /
pencil drawing
Size (H x W)
12 x 9 inches
Availability
Not for sale
Marker pens on coloured paper - the artist experimented with most media - he didn't like the lack of subtlety of felt pens, and preferred to use materials he could blend for a greater tonal range. However, he achieved graduation in this work by his method of mark-making to add form and texture as well as indicating light and shade.
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