Drawing, "Woman Wearing a Coat with Fur Collar and Cuffs", 1927–28
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We acquired this object in 1975
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- Object ID: 18487103
- Accession Number: 1975-11-60
- Acquired: 1975
- Short URL: http://cprhw.tt/o/2CKza/
- Drawing, "Woman Wearing a Coat with Fur Collar and Cuffs", 1927–28. Donald Deskey .1927–28. Pen and black Ink, graphite on illustration board, double ruled border in pen and black ink. Gift of Donald Deskey. 1975-11-60.
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- Designed by Donald Deskey
- Artist: Donald Deskey
- Office of Donald Deskey Associates
Cubist design with woman at right wearing a full coat with large fur collar and cuffs. Cubist shapes in the background.
This drawing is pen and black ink, graphite on illustration board, double ruled border in pen and black ink. Its dimensions are: 38.1 x 25.4 cm (15 x 10 in.).
It is signed Signed in pen and black ink with monogram, lower right corner: DSD
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This drawing is from United States and dated 1927–28
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Gift of Donald Deskey. Its provenance is Donald Deskey, New York (Gift) We acquired this object in 1975.
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