Box 4

Lubell 4/5: 246

Graphite pencil drawing. Sketch of a seated woman, with her arms crossed in her undrawn lap. She wears a knitted cap and a collared, long-sleeved blouse. Writing in the upper right hand corner reads: “Wil.0187 Wyltwyck, Barbara Walker.” Drawn on tan paper.

37.6 x 27.6 cm

Lubell 4/5: 247

Ink drawing. Quarter face head sketch of a woman, with most detailing around the eyes.

32 x 25.5 cm

Lubell 4/5: 248

Pastel drawing. Spartan sketch of an older woman, seated on the floor. Details and line thickness are strongest around the hands and face, but get lighter and sketchier around the torso and legs.

30 x 22.4 cm

Lubell 4/5: 249

Ink drawing. Sketch of a face, defined by pen shading, rather than by outline. Shading especially dark around the eyes, mouth and chin. Date at lower left: February 23, 1968.

33.1 x 24 cm

Lubell 4/6: 250

Ink drawing. Sketch of a woman sitting and knitting. Her head is detailed, while the body, shown from the lap up, and the knitting, are very lightly outlined. Date in upper right corner: March 1966. Likely the same subject as Lubell 251.

37.7 x 27.6 cm

Lubell 4/6: 251

Graphite pencil and pastel drawing. Full body portrait of a woman, seated and knitting, framed from front. Lines, likely representing chair legs, can be seen. Likely the same subject as Lubell 250.

37.8 x 27.6 cm

Lubell 4/6: 252

Ink and wash drawing (with gouache). Head and neck portrait of a woman, looking slightly to her left. Clothing suggested by limited black and grey painted lines. Drawn on pale yellow paper.

35.5 x 27.7 cm

Lubell 4/6: 253

Ink and wash (with chalk wash and gouache) portrait of a seated woman with a cup and saucer in her lap. Gray wash surrounds her and defines the back of a chair, while the woman is outlined in ink, chalk and green ink, with green shading for her eyes, hairband and dress. She is shown from the knees up.

42.8 x 35.5 cm

Lubell 4/6: 254

Ink and wash drawing (with gouache) of a woman [seated?] with her arms crossed. White gouache and ink wash form most of the outline. Date in lower right: April 10/67. Lubell 242 and 254 appear to be of the same subject and were painted the same day.

45.6 x 30.1 cm

Lubell 4/7: 261

Graphite pencil drawing. Sketch of a man’s head, looking ¼ to his left. Single lines suggest the shoulders. Note at the bottom reads “Dick Stein?” Note in original documents from the family suggests that this portrait is of Cecil Lubell and may be by Richard Stein. This is the same subject as Lubell 262.

30 x 22.8 cm