Lambro Ahlas

This academic charcoal drawing from the turn of the century showcases a nude male figure in a contrapposto stance, capturing the timeless grace of classical sculptures. The drawing’s...

A captivating surrealist still life drawing by artist Jordi Samsó, executed in rich black charcoal on paper. Created circa 1990, this piece showcases a dreamlike composition where or...

This pair of Italian academic charcoal drawings captures the grace and disciplined form of classical male nudes. One portrays an artist's model, his pose reflective and studied, whil...

Abstract charcoal drawing by Miriam Kubach, American, circa 1960s. It is executed on paper and has been professionally framed under UV resistant glass in a clean lined black lacquer ...

This turn of the century French academic charcoal drawing captures a standing nude figure from behind, offering a contemplative exploration of human form and proportion. The drawing ...

Charcoal Drawing of contemplative man in burl wood walnut gold lined frame. Signed on the right hand corner "O'Connor".

5125 Antique charcoal drawing of a landscape as viewed from the Charles river in Boston from 1927 Signed J.G.Berry

This charcoal drawing of a standing nude male model is a striking example of classical French Academy training. The artwork beautifully captures the model's pensive expression and mu...

This turn-of-the-century French academic charcoal drawing captures a standing nude figure from behind, evoking a quiet introspection. The figure’s pose...

This Neoclassical charcoal drawing showcases a Greek or Roman nude male sculpture, rendered with skillful attention to anatomical precision typic...

1870s Charcoal drawing of an English girl. Signed.

Wonderful and powerful work of a cat washing itself by Dutch artist Estella den Boer. Such a pleasure to look at. This trusting cat in utmost concentration to clean its coat. It is drawn almost minimalistically, causing all attention to go to this cleaning lady. Signed on the front: Estella. Work comes from the legacy of Estella den Boer. Estella den Boer (1912-2010) was born in Middelburg, the Netherlands. She made expressive and abstract work, drawings, paintings and ceramics and found absolute freedom in constructive art. A visit to Piet Mondrian's retrospective exhibition in 1955 in the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague made an overwhelming impression on her. Her conviction that geometric arrangements are the most appropriate visual language to act out of Material limitations and find a way to a larger space was confirmed here. Den Boer was influenced by the Russian Constructivists like Kandinsky. In later works we see influences from Italian Futurists, such as Gino Severini. In playfulness and use of color her painting is sometimes related to that of the artist Sophie Taüber...