Description
sharing with them an eerie
intimacy and spontaneity unlike anything else
I really like this woman
1940s or so)
carved from a clothes pin I believe
Framed Pair of George Errington 1882 Graphite Sketches, with Third on Reverse watermelon man sharing with them an eerie(Forgive the glare in these images.) I didn't know anything about George E. Errington when I found this (these), nicely framed with a window to a third on the reverse side I just think they're terrific sketches, and am especially partial to figure reclining in the hammock, with fine features that made me read it first as a portrait of a woman, though is probably more likely a young man whatever the case looking a perfect mix of pensive and relaxed,
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