EARLY DRAWINGS Valda drawing in the 1930s.
The ninth drawing in the portfolio is of the gangster John Dillinger who became a folk legend during the Great Depression. He robbed banks in parts of the Midwest until he was killed in a gun battle with the FBI in 1934. Valda's drawing appears to be derived from a mug shot of Dillinger.
The drawing is graphite on 8.5 x 11 inch light weight paper. |
VALDA COLLECTIONS
Early Drawings MFA Project Faces (1940s-50s) Faces (1960s-90s) Faces (Matisse-inspired) Figures Sports Art Landscapes Abstract Art Other subjects |
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Art of Valda - Early drawings - page nine
