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A sketch of a long and gaunt man seated and begging with a bowl in his left hand. He is turned three-quarters to his right, away from the artist. He is unshaved and wears tattered clothing and no shoes. The shadows of the beggar suggest he is sitting on the street against a wall.
Pablo Picasso (Spanish (culture or style))
A Seated Beggar
1903 – 1904
Joseph F. McCrindle Collection
2009/1.531
Train tracks curve from bottom center upward through center and off to the left; steaming locomotive pulling three freight cars past three storage sheds located in center of track loop. The background shows 3 mountain peaks, echoed in three clouds overhead. In the foreground, bottom corners are trees or other dense foliage. Artist's sketch from life; Kirchner developed a rapid, stroke-oriented (as opposed to detail-oriented) sketch style when out in the world.
Ernst Kirchner
Curved Railroad Tracks, Taunus (Bahnkurve Taunus), study for 1916 lithograph Landscape in Taunus (Landschaft im Taunus)
1915
Gift of the Ernst Pulgram and Frances McSparran Collection
2007/2.103
This graphite and ink drawing depicts a standing, isolated figure in the far left corner, a group of four to its right, an isolated female in a white dress to their right, and another lone figure to her right. A large building with three windows acts as a background.
Sir Muirhead Bone (British (modern))
The Temperance Hotel
1902
Joseph F. McCrindle Collection
2009/1.523
Ink line drawing of a landscape; gently rolling hills, divided into plots, fill the bottom two-thirds. Brush and/or trees form borders between plots. On the horizon trees, a windmill, and possible buildlings appear. The sky is dotted with clouds.
Erich Heckel (German (culture or style))
Landscape
1919
Gift of the Ernst Pulgram and Frances McSparran Collection
2007/2.101
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