Portrait of Don Windham 1941

paulcadmus

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facial expression drawing

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Paul Cadmus's "Portrait of Don Windham" is a 1941 lithograph depicting the subject in a three-quarter view, looking off to the side. This portrait is characterized by its simple, yet expressive lines and the artist's signature use of hatching to represent light and shadow. Cadmus's work is known for its realism and attention to detail. This artwork is a powerful example of Cadmus's mastery of portraiture, his careful attention to facial features and the subtle emotion that emanates from Windham's gaze.