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Girl leaning back - Charcoal drawing

Girl leaning back - Charcoal drawing
Artist:
Matthew Taylor
Medium:
Charcoal pencil on art paper
Date:
21 July 2004
Creation time:
25 minutes

Comments by the artist

Just a simple sketch.

See a more detailed version of Girl leaning back (Figure drawing in construction stage) on my new website.

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