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| Title:: |
Stooping Man by Moonlight |
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| Artist: |
Higgins, Eugene |
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| Medium: |
monotype |
Provenance: |
Kennedy Galleries |
| Period: |
American 20th Century |
School/Style: |
Ashcan |
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Height(mm):
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123
150
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| Price: |
$500.00 |
| Description: |
Finished monotype in black on thick wove paper, unsigned as usual but definitely the work of Higgins; losses a the corners, filled in on the backing board and a short tear. Verso carries a partial inscription "…of the river," which may have been Higgins' original title (the given title is only descriptive). A bearded man with a cap, looking destitute, is stooping or climbing a hill, the moon behind him and patches of light in the sky and the ground in an undefined landscape. A strangely powerful image. |
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