Conductor - Rear View (Stravinsky?) 1940

Donald Carlisle Greason's "Conductor - Rear View (Stravinsky?)" from 1940 is a simple yet striking ink and wash drawing of a man in a coat seen from the back, possibly the composer Igor Stravinsky. The minimalist style and subtle use of shading create a sense of movement and energy, reflecting the dynamism of a conductor in performance. The artwork is a testament to Greason's skill in capturing a fleeting moment and portraying a sense of character in a single gesture.