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10.5" wide x 10.25" high charcoal drawing on museum board Private collection, Westport, MA © Copyright, 2009, the artist p.s. I'll try to replace this image with a larger one, once I find where I stored it on my computer. . . |
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the use of charcoal made this piece look more deep and hollow i really like this one.
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