Tanglewood 1940

"Tanglewood", a 1940 ink drawing by Donald Carlisle Greason (1897-1981), depicts a scene with a harp, a guitar, and a cello. The work captures a moment of musicality through the artist's gestural, expressive lines and washes of ink. This seemingly informal sketch reveals Greason's keen eye for capturing the essence of music and its performers. The artist's use of negative space and abstract forms create a sense of dynamic energy. While the exact location of "Tanglewood" remains unknown, the title may suggest a connection to the famous music festival in Massachusetts.