Butchery Scene, Charcoal Drawing, Dated And Signed, 1951
Butchery Scene.
Charcoal on paper, 1951.
Image dimensions: 22 × 14 cm.
Framed dimensions: 35.5 × 28 cm.
This charcoal drawing depicts a butchery/slaughterhouse scene, where the artist captures a line of hanging carcasses and several male figures in coats and aprons. The dense and highly contrasted composition reflects a perspective deeply rooted in post-war social realism. The line is nervous, rapid, almost expressionistic, capturing the characteristic atmosphere of the meat industry in the 1950s.
The work is signed lower left “M…” and dated 51, i.e., 1951.
Technique: charcoal/grease pencil on paper slightly yellowed with age. Wooden frame, under glass, antique mount. Good overall condition for a drawing from the 1950s. Paper slightly sunned and some minor foxing in the margins (not visible when hung). Neatly framed, ready to be displayed.
Charcoal on paper, 1951.
Image dimensions: 22 × 14 cm.
Framed dimensions: 35.5 × 28 cm.
This charcoal drawing depicts a butchery/slaughterhouse scene, where the artist captures a line of hanging carcasses and several male figures in coats and aprons. The dense and highly contrasted composition reflects a perspective deeply rooted in post-war social realism. The line is nervous, rapid, almost expressionistic, capturing the characteristic atmosphere of the meat industry in the 1950s.
The work is signed lower left “M…” and dated 51, i.e., 1951.
Technique: charcoal/grease pencil on paper slightly yellowed with age. Wooden frame, under glass, antique mount. Good overall condition for a drawing from the 1950s. Paper slightly sunned and some minor foxing in the margins (not visible when hung). Neatly framed, ready to be displayed.
160 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 28
Height: 35
Reference (ID): 1658538
Availability: In stock
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