Important Ropes c. 1942
dorothydeelubellfeigin
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pencil drawn
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pencil sketch
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charcoal drawing
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charcoal art
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pencil drawing
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limited contrast and shading
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pencil work
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charcoal
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remaining negative space
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graphite
"Important Ropes" (c. 1942) is a lithograph by Dorothy Dee Lubell Feigin, an American artist known for her detailed depictions of everyday objects. This artwork captures a close-up view of a ship's deck, focusing on the intricate details of ropes, knots, and a pulley. The use of graphite creates a sense of texture and depth, highlighting the strength and functionality of maritime equipment. Feigin's work often explored the interplay between nature and industry, offering a glimpse into the world of seafaring and the tools that enable it.
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