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Number 1A, Leonardo Drew American, Asphaltum, oil paint, and black porous point pen on joined papers
Number 1A
Leonardo Drew
1999
Number 2A, Leonardo Drew American, Asphaltum, oil paint, and black porous point pen on joined papers
Number 2A
Leonardo Drew
1999
Number 24, Leonardo Drew American, Wood, rusted and patinated iron and cotton waste
Number 24
Leonardo Drew
1992
Untitled, Leonardo Drew American, Mixed media (painted wood, paper, assorted fabric pieces, loose textile and wooden fibers, threads and cords, feathers)
Untitled
Leonardo Drew
1994
Rosalinda, Joyce Treiman American, Graphite on paper
Rosalinda
Joyce Treiman
1977
The Catalan Profile, José Luis Cuevas Mexican, Graphite and ink on paper
The Catalan Profile
José Luis Cuevas
1981
Seated Figure Reading, Wyndham Lewis British, born Canada, Graphite and watercolor on paper
Seated Figure Reading
Wyndham Lewis
Portrait of a Young Man, Ludwig Meidner German, Black ink and graphite on paper
Portrait of a Young Man
Ludwig Meidner
1917
Self-Portrait, Bernard Pfriem American, Graphite on paper
Self-Portrait
Bernard Pfriem
1963
Gaston Lachaise, Edward Nagle American, Pastel and graphite on paper
Gaston Lachaise
Edward Nagle
ca. 1928
Untitled (Lion and Hunter), Francisco Toledo Mexican, Graphite on paper
Untitled (Lion and Hunter)
Francisco Toledo
1959
Study for "The Street Pavers": Man Laying Paving Stones, Umberto Boccioni Italian, Pen and black ink on paper
Study for "The Street Pavers": Man Laying Paving Stones
Umberto Boccioni
1914
Still Life, Vincenc Beneš Czechoslovakian, Graphite on paper
Still Life
Vincenc Beneš
ca. 1913–14
Geometric design, Otto Erich Wagner Austrian, Graphite on paper
Geometric design
Otto Erich Wagner
1924
Study for "The Dream – Paolo and Francesca", Umberto Boccioni Italian, Graphite, charcoal, colored pencil, and wash on paper
Study for "The Dream – Paolo and Francesca"
Umberto Boccioni
1910
Sketches for "The Sun", Richard Lippold American, Graphite on tracing paper
Sketches for "The Sun"
Richard Lippold
1953
The Violinist, Herman Jensen Danish, Chalk and watercolor on paper
The Violinist
Herman Jensen
1918
Christopher Isherwood, Don Bachardy American, Graphite and black ink wash on paper
Christopher Isherwood
Don Bachardy
1976
Head of a Man, Roger de la Fresnaye French, Graphite on brown paper mounted on paper, French
Head of a Man
Roger de la Fresnaye
1925
Explanatory Drawing, Claus Bury German, Graphite on paper
Explanatory Drawing
Claus Bury
1975
Untitled, Roberto Matta Chilean, Graphite and crayon on paper
Untitled
Roberto Matta
1942
Hercules Wrestling with Lion Series, Emil Filla Czechoslovakian, Black ink and watercolor with traces of graphite on paper
Hercules Wrestling with Lion Series
Emil Filla
1936
Joaquim Mir, Pablo Picasso Spanish, Pen and brown ink and matte translucent paint on paper
Joaquim Mir
Pablo Picasso
1900
Cubist Head, Joseph Csáky French, Graphite on paper
Cubist Head
Joseph Csáky
1913
Scofield Thayer, Adolf Dehn American, Pen and brush and black ink and graphite on paper
Scofield Thayer
Adolf Dehn
1926
Untitled, Jan Preisler Czechoslovakian, Graphite on paper
Untitled
Jan Preisler
ca. 1910
St. Francis and the Poor, Sascha Kronburg Austrian, Graphite on paper
St. Francis and the Poor
Sascha Kronburg
ca. 1920
Contending with Contingency III, Kenturah Davis American, Carbon pencil over debossed text with graphite on wove paper, in nine parts
Contending with Contingency III
Kenturah Davis
2021

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