Manuel Robbe; Le Eaux Dormantes portrait Charcoal Drawings

Charcoal Drawings

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26: Blue face with yellow hair and green background

Such coverings are common for these cameras as the owners did not want to be associated with the German military after the war yet wanted to use the high quality Leica camera

with an Alan Ameche rushing touchdown sealing the Colt's victory 23 - 17

Manuel Robbe; Le Eaux Dormantes portrait Charcoal DrawingsManuel Robbe was a French artist who lived his entire life in Paris. He was a master of aquatint color and his work in this medium is characterized by stylish figures accented with splashes of pastel. A favorite subject of Robbe was the modern woman including her costumes and activities. Robbe was influence by the Impressionists, in particular Renoir. He designed and printed posters after seeing the artistic potential of the new commercial era.