Original artwork description:
Two drawings of the silhouette of a woman, black charcoal and ink on cream paper, 15X24 cm.
These drawings were made few years ago as exercises. It's made from my imagination, on an old vintage cream paper. I was interested by rendering the silhouette of a woman in a backlight. Very high contrast in chiaroscuro.
Artwork is sold unframed.
This artwork will be delivered with an invoice and a signed certificate of authenticity.
Shipping carefully packed, insured and tracked.
Materials used:
charcoal
Tags:
#woman #nude #girl #black #vintage #figure #beauty #brown #body #ink #paper #sketch #charcoal #shapes #shadow #silhouette #cream #form #erotism #backlight #kneelingTwo drawings of the silhouette of a woman (2009)
Charcoal drawing
by Fabienne Monestier
60 Artist Reviews
£43.03
- Charcoal drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 24 x 15 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 24 x 15cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Nudes and erotic
Original artwork description
Two drawings of the silhouette of a woman, black charcoal and ink on cream paper, 15X24 cm.
These drawings were made few years ago as exercises. It's made from my imagination, on an old vintage cream paper. I was interested by rendering the silhouette of a woman in a backlight. Very high contrast in chiaroscuro.
Artwork is sold unframed.
This artwork will be delivered with an invoice and a signed certificate of authenticity.
Shipping carefully packed, insured and tracked.
Materials used:
charcoal
Tags:
#woman #nude #girl #black #vintage #figure #beauty #brown #body #ink #paper #sketch #charcoal #shapes #shadow #silhouette #cream #form #erotism #backlight #kneelingReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (60)
This artwork is sold by Fabienne Monestier from France
Fabienne Monestier
France
About
I am a french
professionnal painter. Main time, I
paint from
imagination, because I
love
the freedom of evocation. I work in figurative, abstract, impressionistic or photorealistic
ways. The
most important, for me,
is to create images... Read more
