Scribbles Collection

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Slight ink scribbles, possibly a drapery study? (verso)
5938286 Slight ink scribbles, possibly a drapery study? (verso), eighteenth century (red chalk on paper) [see 5938219] by Solimena, Francesco (1657-1747); 29x20.5 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum

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Page from the Finnegans Wake notebooks, c. 1922-39 (pencil on paper)
473810 Page from the Finnegans Wake notebooks, c.1922-39 (pencil on paper) by Joyce, James (1882-1941); University at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York

Untitled [Pencil sketches] (pencil)
6200441 Untitled [Pencil sketches] (pencil) by Duncan, John (1866-1945); 20.3x12.7 cm; The McManus, Dundee, UK; (add.info.: Sketch book with the number 13 written on the front cover)

Scribbles Willem Roelofs I 1832 1897 paper pencil
Scribbles, Willem Roelofs (I), 1832 - 1897, paper, pencil, h 80 mm × w 149 mm

Boy drawing
MODEL RELEASED. Boy drawing. Young boy drawing with felt-tip pens

Landscape Figures Crossing Bridge recto Study
Artokoloro

Perseus Beheading Medusa recto Studies Child
Artokoloro

Seated Youth Facing Right Back 1560-1609 Red chalk
Artokoloro

Susanna Elders recto Architectural design scribbles
Artokoloro

Two Men Holding Long Staffs recto Proof impression
Artokoloro

Teacher scolding pupil for defacing the classroom walls
A stern Master scolding a small schoolboy for defacing the classroom walls with a humorous set of scribbles including the OXO Bull in a cup of tea and a little stickman. Date: circa 1920s

She only wants to write a letter
A toddler sits at his Fathers desk with pen and ink scribbling in a sketchbook. Date: 1882

John Keats / Haydon Sketch
JOHN KEATS Poet

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"Scribbles: A Window into Artistic Expression" Delicate and intricate, slight ink scribbles dance across the page, revealing a glimpse into an artist's mind. Could it be a drapery study? The verso of this artwork holds secrets yet to be unveiled. Page from the Finnegans Wake notebooks, dating back to the years between 1922 and 1939. Pencil on paper captures fleeting thoughts and imaginative musings, as if James Joyce himself left his mark upon these pages. Untitled pencil sketches tell stories without words. Each stroke of graphite breathes life into figures that only exist within the artist's imagination. What tales do they whisper? A boy drawing with fervor, lost in his own world of creation. Scribbles become art as he pours his heart onto paper, unburdened by rules or expectations. Willem Roelofs' "Scribbles" take form on aged paper through delicate pencil strokes. His mastery transforms simple lines into landscapes that transport us to another time and place. Landscape Figures Crossing Bridge recto Study - a moment frozen in time through hasty yet purposeful scribbles. The bridge becomes a portal connecting reality with dreamscape. Perseus Beheading Medusa recto Studies Child - chaos meets beauty as swift movements capture mythological turmoil on paper. Scribbled lines bring forth ancient legends reborn. Seated Youth Facing Right Back 1560-1609 Red chalk - red hues intertwine effortlessly, giving birth to an ethereal figure caught mid-thought. These seemingly random scribbles reveal hidden emotions etched deep within their creator's soul. Susanna Elders recto Architectural design scribbles - meticulous lines intersecting one another create architectural wonders in mere fragments of thought. An architect's vision taking shape before our eyes. Two Men Holding Long Staffs recto Proof impression.