Donald Ellis Gallery Loans Ledger Art to the Drawing Center
The Pencil is Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists showcases an important group of Plains Indian Ledger Drawings on loan from Donald Ellis Gallery
ca. 1875-78
ink, colour pencil and crayon on paper signed lower right quadrant (?)
height: 12 ½"
width: 5 ¾"
Inventory # P4338
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A handwritten inscription on top of the page reads 'Osage and Cheyenne Chiefs, having been long at war, making friends.'
"The Pencil Is A Key: Drawings By Incarcerated Artists", The Drawing Center, New York, October 12, 2019 - January 6, 2020
"The Pencil Is A Key: Drawings By Incarcerated Artists" (Drawing Papers 140), New York: The Drawing Center, 2019, pg. 34
The Pencil is Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists showcases an important group of Plains Indian Ledger Drawings on loan from Donald Ellis Gallery