John R. Grabach
Black Male Nude Sitting, Academic Charcoal Nude Figure Drawing Life Class, ca. 1950s
Charcoal on paper
35 1/2 × 24 3/4 in / 90.2 × 62.9 cm
$ 14,000.00
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This is a masterfully observed and rendered black make nude by academician and fine artist academician. John R. Grabach has a long and distinguished career depicting gritty, social realism works...
This is a masterfully observed and rendered black make nude by academician and fine artist academician. John R. Grabach has a long and distinguished career depicting gritty, social realism works depicting the urban working-class. His fundamental skills come as a result of his studying at the Art Students League with Frank V. DuMond, and George Bridgman. This work "black male nude " clearly reflects the concept of constructive anatomy taught in George B. Bridgman's life drawing classes. Work is unframed but hinged mounted to archival board. Signed lower right br Reproduced: How to Draw the Human Figure, by John R. Grabach, Dell, Laurel Edition 1957 - We Ship Internationally !
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