Framed Pair of George Errington 1882 Graphite Sketches, with Third on Reverse wooden pestle bowl with light soiling and a

with light soiling and a little bumping to the corners especially upper right

softening the white to almost gray and resulting in a fine alligatoring of the paint

much beloved cat of the un-named author

listing 5 reasons for the award

with a mix of old iron nails holding it together

Framed Pair of George Errington 1882 Graphite Sketches, with Third on Reverse wooden pestle bowl with light soiling and a(Forgive the glare in these images.) I didn't know anything about George E. Errington when I found this (these), nicely framed with a window to a third on the reverse side I just think they're terrific sketches, and am especially partial to figure reclining in the hammock, with fine features that made me read it first as a portrait of a woman, though is probably more likely a young man whatever the case looking a perfect mix of pensive and relaxed,