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Female hand study - Charcoal drawing

Female hand study - Charcoal drawing
Artist:
Matthew Taylor
Medium:
Black and white charcoal on toned paper
Date:
9 November 2004
Creation time:
1 hour

Comments by the artist

Study of a female hand.

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74 Charcoal drawings

Click the thumbnail images below to view the full size Charcoal drawing:

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  • Asian girl portrait - Charcoal drawing
  • Five girls - Charcoal drawing
  • Foot study - Charcoal drawing
  • Reclining leg study - Charcoal drawing
  • Female hand study - Charcoal drawing
  • Tonal hand study - Charcoal drawing
  • Cute girl - Charcoal drawing
  • Female portrait - Charcoal drawing
  • Rendered girl - Charcoal drawing
  • Reclining girl 3 - Charcoal drawing
  • Reclining girl 2 - Charcoal drawing
  • Girl leaning back - Charcoal drawing
  • Foreshortened girl sitting - Charcoal drawing
  • Muscle Study - Charcoal drawing
  • Bernadette - Charcoal drawing
  • My Shoe - Charcoal drawing
  • Reclining girl's back - Charcoal drawing
  • Sitting girl in burgundy - Charcoal drawing
  • Nude Series - Charcoal drawing
  • Seated man in burgundy - Charcoal drawing
  • David look-a-like - Charcoal drawing
  • Side lit man - Charcoal drawing
  • Angela reading (detail) - Charcoal drawing
  • Angela reading - Charcoal drawing
  • Girl sitting with drapery (detail) - Charcoal drawing
  • Girl sitting with drapery - Charcoal drawing
  • Girl sitting - Charcoal drawing
  • Hands in Light - Charcoal drawing
  • Man's profile - Charcoal drawing
  • Seated Man - Charcoal drawing
  • Reclining girl - Charcoal drawing
  • Girl on stool - Charcoal drawing
  • Draped girl - Charcoal drawing
  • Frangipani - Charcoal drawing
  • Sleeping girl - Charcoal drawing
  • Self Portrait - Charcoal drawing

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