Red Moore c. 1933

Eugene Speicher's charcoal drawing "Red Moore" from 1933 portrays a man in profile, his gaze cast thoughtfully towards the right. The artist, known for his masterful use of line, creates a strong sense of presence through the subject's expressive features and the nuanced shading of his face and clothing. The drawing captures a moment of quiet contemplation, highlighting Speicher's talent for capturing personality in his portraits. "Red Moore" exemplifies Speicher's contribution to the development of portraiture in the 20th century.