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Editor: This quick pencil sketch by Lady Wharncliffe seems to capture a scene at Scarborough. It feels so immediate, like a fleeting moment jotted down. What do you make of it? Curator: It's like a whisper from the past, isn't it? A breezy day at the seaside, rendered with such delicate lines. It's more than just a record; it's an impression. I wonder what caught her eye so vividly? Editor: The figures are so lightly sketched; it's almost dreamlike. Curator: Precisely! It reminds us that art isn't always about perfect representation but about capturing a feeling, an atmosphere. What does it evoke in you? Editor: A sense of quiet observation. I appreciate the immediacy. Curator: And that's the beauty of it, isn't it? A direct line to the artist's experience.