Container
Box 3
Contains 3 Results:
File — Box: 3, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents:
Lubell 3/6: 160
Pastel drawing (a medium not common to Lubell pieces). A portrait of a young woman on illustration board. Signed W. Milius [33].
43 x 27.7 cm
File — Box: 3, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents:
Lubell 3/6: 161 Ink and graphite pencil drawing (with gouache). Illustration for the Daily Worker, a New York-based Communist newspaper founded in 1924. Like two others, originally in a folder labelled “Washington, DC 1939 (Lubell 161-163) this is a somewhat to very dark and satirical critique of the American economic system at the time. This painting depicts a billboard advertising the "World's Highest Standard of Living…there is no Way like...
File — Box: 3, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents:
Lubell 3/6: 163 Ink and wash drawing (with gouache) of a somber urban scene. A lone child flying a kite is in the mid ground, but the most prominent and important image in the piece is of a white car, abandoned and forgotten in the woods behind a row of drab buildings. It appears to be winter – there is a pile of snow, the one non-grey or black color in the piece, and the trees are dead – and like many pieces during the season, life appears to be largely absent. Vines and weeds...