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The temperaments of F.J. Goya (1746 - 1828). Pen drawings by Goya, dated between 1797 and 1798. Prado, Madrid.
NORDSTROM, Folke (1961). Goya's Portraits of the Four Temperaments. pp. 394 - 401 in: MEISS, Millard (Ed.)(1961). De Artibus Opuscula XL. Essays in Honor of Erwin Panofsky. Vol. I. New York University Press, New York. Also pp 76 - 94 in:
NORDSTROM, Folke (1962). Goya, Saturn and Melancholy. Studies in the Art of Goya. Almqvist & Wiksell, Stockholm. And:
WYNDHAM LEWIS, D.B. (1968). De wereld van Goya. Becht, Amsterdam/Diogenes, Antwerpen.
January 2014
I used black charcoal and white chalk on brown paper for this A3 life drawing. I enjoyed working in charcoal and chalk as I think they can produce a bold image- the charcoal makes very dark tones whilst the chalk can be used for white highlights. I often like to leave parts like the head out of a life drawing as I think this can look interesting. I usually use masking tape so that my drawings stay within a section.
An artists works dilligently on a drawing during Second Saturday, an event that is held on every second Saturday of the month where all the downtown business are open during the evening hours in Elizabethtown, Kentucky
this was a sketch for a wire sculpture. It ended up looking nothing like this because glasses are a horrible thing to make out of wire.
D1977/1979-104 ~ Mark Kielkucki
apx 5 x 8 inches
Ink on paper
More drawings here: kielkucki.com/p_drawings6.htm