Original Charcoal Figure Study, 1963

An intimate charcoal drawing of a seated woman, her back turned and her expression left to our imagination. The finely detailed waves of her hair contrast with the soft shading of her figure, lending the work an almost photographic realism.

There is something quietly moving about the simplicity of her pose. She could be content, lost in thought, or carrying a little sadness. Without seeing her face, we’re left to find our own meaning in the moment. She feels entirely real.

Sourced from New York, this original drawing is artist-signed and dated 1963. Presented in a dark wood frame with delicate carved detailing and a cream mat.

18 1/4" x 16 1/4", ready to hang