Box 10

Scope and Contents: Lubell 10/4: 137 Watercolor (with graphite pencil and ink) of two rural children, playing while a black cat stretches behind them. Compared to other watercolor pieces of this time period, the actual use of color is understated: the colors are not used as extensively and are much more washed out. The cat's black fur, subsequently, is by far the most visually dynamic part of the piece. Lubell 138-146 are of similar subjects and dates, with the medium for some focusing more on...

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Lubell 10/4: 141

Watercolor (with ink) of multiple children playing on a playground. There are few outlines or line details, most of which are in red, black, and possibly white ink. Painted on heavy board. Lubell 138-146 are of similar subjects and dates, with the medium for some focusing more on watercolor and others more on line drawings in pen or graphite pencil.

28.1 x 35.5 cm

Scope and Contents: Lubell 10/4: 142 Gouache on board of a visually unclear scene, which appears to be a group of children working on snowmen in the clearing of a large forest. Large swaths of dark blue and grey for the sky (along with use on the right and bottom side, making it something of a 3-sided border) create a sense of claustrophobia. Interestingly, there seems to be no ink actually used in this piece; details from the gouache are still there, such as the glimpses of light brown trees...