Color pencil on light gray wove paper.
In this drawing the drive is clearly laid out, as is suggested by the row of young trees being lit up by the afternoon sun. Thanks to the designation by Tobin himself, we know by then it was called a drive, and no longer an avenue, as it had been known until 1908.
Signed and titled in pencil.
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Color woodcut or woodblock print on Japan laid paper, no date. There seems to be no stated edition for this print. Likely from a small group of col...
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Woodcut printed in black and white and in color linocut on wove paper. Created in 1975. Printed in 2003. Published by The Print Club of Cleveland f...
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Color pencil on light gray wove paper, circa 1910. Mothers or nannies daydream as children, mostly absent from the composition, sail toy boats o...
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