Dick Wedderspoon c. 1915

Daniel Garber's charcoal drawing "Dick Wedderspoon" from c. 1915 depicts a man seated in a chair, his posture suggesting thoughtful contemplation. The piece, executed in shades of grey, showcases Garber's mastery of tonal variations, subtly highlighting the figure against the backdrop of the chair and the surrounding space. This intimate portrait, with its focus on the subject's contemplative gaze and the soft, nuanced use of charcoal, captures the essence of a moment of quiet introspection.