Study of a Procession II; verso: Study of Women`s Heads 19th-20th century

Editor: Here we have William Valentine Schevill’s sketch, “Study of a Procession II.” It feels almost dreamlike, like a half-remembered memory. What do you see in this flurry of lines? Curator: It's funny you say dreamlike, I feel that too. It's as if Schevill is capturing not just the scene, but the feeling of a procession - the movement, the solemnity, the barely-there details of faces and forms. It reminds me that art isn't always about perfect representation, but about evoking an emotion or a sense of place. Don’t you think? Editor: Absolutely. It’s less about "what" and more about "how it feels." I get it now. Thanks!