Hollywood Hotel Lobby, 1902 c. 1946
perkinsharnly
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imaginative character sketch
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personal sketchbook
character design for animation
watercolour illustration
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This watercolor by Perkins Harnly, painted circa 1946, depicts the interior of a grand hotel lobby, likely in Hollywood, California. The artist’s careful attention to detail captures the architectural splendor of the space, featuring intricate moldings, ornate lamps, and plush furniture. Harnly’s use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and realism, inviting viewers to imagine themselves relaxing in the opulent setting. The painting evokes the glamour and style of Hollywood’s golden age, highlighting the lavish lifestyle of the era. "Hollywood Hotel Lobby" is a testament to Harnly’s skill as a meticulous observer and his ability to capture the essence of a place and time.
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