Box 4

Scope and Contents: Lubell 4/9: 290 Ink and wash drawing. Series of twelve panels, arranged in a 4 x 3 matrix, each consisting of a depiction of the classic Greek snake-haired, winged monster Medusa. Aside from the first panel, which has a portrait of her face, eight of the other panels show her in various flying poses, along with a short and wordless narrative as we see that her face is actually a mask. In each of the panels of the polyptych, the sexual organs of the creature are aggressively...

Scope and Contents: Lubell 4/10: 294a-b Black ink drawing on rough, gray handmade paper, depicting two stylized silhouettes outlined by a black background of varying depth and solidity. The left figure appears to be an extreme caricature of a woman, with breasts appearing on her sides, while the right figure’s head-shape bends backwards in an alien fashion. The two variations on this image are very similar, though 294a uses a much thicker coating of color over a graphite pencil sketch and shades the...

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Lubell 4/10: 295

Ink drawing on light gray handmade paper of an unknown stylized figure, possibly female. Branches with leaves and flowers or berries are sprouting from the sides of its head, and stalks of wheat or barley have been placed upon its lap.

44.2 x 35.1 cm

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Lubell 4/10: 296

Ink drawing on brown handmade paper. Stylized female figure, wearing a necklace and a loincloth and nursing a baby. The figure is framed by black ink and orange pastel lines, creating a border that cuts off the figure at the neck and thighs.

43.8 x 34.6 cm

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Lubell 4/11: 304

Ink drawing of a [Greek?] woman riding a swan and playing a double flute. Gouache or white-out covers design changes. Signed W.M.L. the attributed title and date were written below the image, but have been covered with paper.

23.5 x 17.1 cm

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Lubell 4/11: 307

Photocopy of an ink drawing depicting a woman surrounded by fish and birds. The original is not in the collection.

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Lubell 4/11: 309

Ink and wash drawing of [skull? female genitalia? lichen?] in browns, yellows and blue. Matted and signed Winifred Lubell. Non-reactive polyester has been placed between the print and the mat to provide protection from the potentially acidic mat.

Mounted size 43 x 35.5 cm

Paper for the drawing is 35.8 x 25.8 cm

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Lubell 4/11: 316

Ink and wash drawing. Composition of squirrels attempting to eat at a bird feeder. Notation reads: “A dizzy dance of my squirrels, February, 2009, Love, Winnie.” The piece is numbered 1/10 or 1/16.

30.9 x 23.8 cm

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Lubell 4/11: 318

Ink and wash drawing of a woman dressed in the style of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, with a high-waisted dress, an opulent hat and a feather boa, carrying a small purse and a parasol. A notation on the verso reads: “reduce, zerox.” (sic.)

35.4 x 27.7 cm

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Lubell 4/12: 321

Ink and wash drawing. Sketch in black ink and grey and yellow watercolor of a woman looking at an unknown object (butterfly?) while shaded by a person holding an umbrella.

26.1 x 27.6 cm