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Women

This is a selection of compositions in which the central figure is a woman.  Aside from landscapes, women have been the most enduring inspiration to artists in modern times.  Admittedly, the fact that the pursuit of art has been a male-dominated endeavor through most of history may explain this.  Still, it's a an ode to the elegance of women.
Gustave Marie-L'Ouvreuse-Maid and Opening Act-ink drawing-detail
$180

L'Ouvreuse

MARIE, Gustave

Ink and pencil on thick wove paper.A preparatory drawing (numbered "3"in blue crayon) for an unidentified publication.Monogrammed in ink in the ima...

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Kenneth Hayes Miller- At the Dressing Table - Pen and ink drawing - 1929 - detail
$460

At the Dressing Table

MILLER, Kenneth Hayes

Pen and ink drawing on laid paper with partial illegible watermark.Signed and dated in ink within the image.Provenance: Sylvan Cole Gallery, New Yo...

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August MOSCA - Seated Woman - Ink drawing on wove paper - 1960 - detail
$475

Seated Woman

MOSCA, August

Ink drawing on wove paper. An outline drawing, somewhat unusual for Mosca, who liked to shade his subjects. This ink composition is indebted to ear...

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Jean PUY - Femme Endormie - Sleeping Woman - Ink wash drawing - detail Sold
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Sleeping Woman

PUY, Jean

Femme Endormie (descriptive French title) Ink brush drawing on dark-gray laid paper.  Signed in ink in the image.  A magnificent sketch, drawn by b...

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