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graphite on a grey cardboard

20x30cm

1.08.2023

291/365/2023, 4674 days in a row

©2015, Daniel Novotny, Ink on Paper

  

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FRENCH SCHOOL, c. 1850-1860

(manner of Carpeaux or Andrieux)

 

Brown ink on off-white wove paper pasted to off-white wove paper. No discernible watermark. 12 15/16 x 9 1/4 in. (32.9 x 23.5 cm). Inscribed in brown ink at lower center: le pro. fesseur (the teacher). Red estate stamp at lower right (no Lugt reference).

Note: a play on words: pro. (professional), fesseur (spanker).

 

Winter 81-82 no. 94

The GNAT again - told you I couldn't stop sketching it!

The crazy look of Penang (this photo was taken on top of Bukit Bendera, Penang)

 

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In the photograph gallery you will find photographs, not only of sheep but other animals. Also photographs sized for desktop wallpaper of a variety of subjects including sheep, cattle, horses, birds , fish, plants, architecture and scenery.

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Study after Orazio Gentileschi, Tim Lowly © 2010, graphite, 6" x 4"

  

This is a study of Orazio Gentileschi's Andata al Calvario in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna (a detail of which I just posted). This artist is best known now as being the father of the painter Artemisia Gentileschi . As I look at this now I wonder (and it is a bit of a stretch) if Artemisia might have been the model for this figure, who I assume is Mary Magdelene or Mary the mother of Jesus.

  

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november 2011

inspired by a photograph from gilles peress

another relic from my high school years, made for my grandmother (baba) who loved getting art from my brother and i, and kept it all well preserved (1990 or 1991)

conte' on paper, 11"x14"

Croquis 20minutes pose(Left) and 2minutes poses(Right) wearing leotard. (Beautiful Japanese Woman)

Right is by right hand(I'm a left hander)

F6 size each

Pencil on paper and photoshop special leotard color.

A drawing of Lou Harrison after a photo taken by Fergus Greer. Materials: A4 paper and my Staedtler Pigmentliners (0.6, 02 but mostly 0.05 mm).

Ink+ colorpencils in molekine

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