Drawing in scratchwork on board c.31.5 x 25.5 cm. Scratchwork consists of covering a board with a couple of coatings of gesso and applying black to the surface. A burin or metal tool with a sharp point is used to scratch out the drawing through the black into the white gesso beneath. This takes great skill and Hallward was a master of this medium and as far as I know, the only artist using it at the beginning of the twentieth century.
| Artist: | Reginald Hallward |
|---|---|
| Types: | drawing |
| Medium: | Scratchwork. |
| Dated: | c.1920. |
| Size: | c.24.5 x 16 cm. c.9.5/8 x 6.1/4 inches. |
| Condition: | Very good. Some marks to outside edges of margins. |
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