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Figure Study in Shadow

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$368.5 $550 In stock

Category: Art & Objects

A loose figurative sketch on paper depicting a seated female form rendered in soft charcoal and blue pastel. The expressive lines and areas of blue shading create depth and movement, giving the figure a quiet, sculptural presence.

Presented in a dark wood frame with subtle beaded detailing and visible natural grain that adds texture and warmth to the piece.

Vintage condition with natural patina and wear to the paper and frame consistent with age and use.

Kindly note that the item is in vintage condition, exhibiting few signs of age and wear. While we strive to capture the most significant marks in our photographs, some minor imperfections may not be pictured. For further details, please speak with one of our team members at [email protected]. 

This item is final sale and non-returnable.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

I was struck by how the blue pastel shading gives the figure such a sense of motion. The soft charcoal lines feel deliberate yet spontaneous, and it fits perfectly in my reading nook.

Alexander O. ★★★★★

The loose, expressive lines capture so much motion—it feels like the figure could shift any second. The soft charcoal against that pop of blue pastel is an unexpected but perfect contrast. I've already found a spot for it where the afternoon light hits the paper just right.

Julian H. ★★★★★

The charcoal lines are so loose and gestural that the figure almost seems to shift depending on where I'm standing. I put it above my desk and the blue pastel shading keeps catching my eye mid-work. Genuinely didn't expect a sketch on paper to have this much depth.