Lady Skipwith 1912

print, wood-engraving

shape in negative space

negative space

print

strong focal point

charcoal drawing

charcoal art

pencil drawing

white focal point

united-states

tonal art

a lot negative space

remaining negative space

wood-engraving

This engraving, titled "Lady Skipwith", was created by Timothy Cole in 1912. The Minneapolis Institute of Art holds this piece, which depicts a woman in a white dress and a large, feathered hat. The engraving, a technique that uses etching or a similar process to create an image, shows Cole's skill in capturing fine detail and a sense of realism. Cole, a well-known American engraver, was born in 1852 and passed away in 1931. This artwork is a testament to the enduring legacy of engravings in the art world.