Drawing "Rooster"

Drawing, painting representing a child's head, black pencil and red chalk drawing. Painting representing a drawing of a child's head, black and red chalk print, stamped from the Jul...

Drawing on paper under glass, framed, signed Luez, 20th century. View of an Oriental port. Measures: H: 24.5 cm, W: 30.5 cm, D: 1.5 cm.

Drawing in Transparency, 20th century Transparency drawing on canvas, 20th century, unsigned, unframed. Measures: H: 100 cm, W: 81 cm, D: 2 cm.

Drawing, China, 19th century on paper, Art Asia Drawing Measures: H 33.5cm, W 24.5cm Carton H 50.5cm, W 41.5cm

Ochre felt-tip drawing by Luez, 20th century, representing a series of statues, framed under glass. Measures: H: 33 cm, W: 43 cm, D: 1 cm.

Drawing by Georges D'Espanat, nicely framed, 20th Century. Drawing by Georges D'Espanat on paper, 20th century. Drawing: H: 14cm , W: 20cm Frame: h: 35cm, w: 39cm, d: 2cm

Early 20th-century charcoal drawing of standing nude male model in the classical tradition of the French Academy. Mounted in a custom wood frame, the image has a pensive quality, and...

Early 20th-century French Academy-style charcoal drawing of seated nude female model. Mounted in a custom wood frame, the image has a pensive quality, and a beautiful treatment of li...

Early 20th-century French Academy-style charcoal drawing of seated male model. Mounted in a custom wood frame, the image has an introspective quality, and a charmingly exploratory se...

Early 20th-century French Academy-style charcoal drawing of standing male model. Mounted in a custom wood frame, the image has a pensive quality, and a beautiful treatment of light a...

Brooklyn based Stefan Rurak’s unique vision and process stems from a diverse range of media, ranging from things as conventional as drawing and painting to performance art. “The work...

Brooklyn based Stefan Rurak’s unique vision and process stems from a diverse range of media, ranging from things as conventional as drawing and painting to performance art. “The work is largely process oriented, he states, “Increasingly I became aware that the mediums I was drawn to, such as silkscreen printing and film photography were really a pursuit of a craft that relied on a skillset as well as a system of tools.” Working with a variety of materials – wood, cast concrete, and steel – Rurak draws no distinction between art and design, creating both purely aesthetic and fully functional pieces. Each work conveys movement, action, or intuition. The steel “paintings” are hand-etched as a quasi-signature. The etched drawings...