Swank 1942
ethelvashton
pencil drawn
facial expression drawing
light pencil work
pencil sketch
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
portrait reference
pencil drawing
limited contrast and shading
portrait drawing
"Swank," a 1942 lithograph by Ethel V. Ashton, depicts a group of figures standing in an informal line. The use of bold lines and subtle shading creates a sense of depth and volume, while the simplified forms and expressive faces capture the artist's keen observation of urban life. The composition highlights the contrast between the figures' dark clothing and the lighter tones of their faces, drawing the viewer's eye to their individual expressions. This lithograph showcases Ashton's ability to convey emotion and character through her masterful handling of line and form. It is a testament to her artistic prowess and her keen interest in capturing the nuances of human interaction.
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