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Frauenschuh by Lucas, Pym, Mrs., National Gallery of Art, Heise, Wilhelm — VisualArtsDB

Frauenschuh

Frauenschuh

Lucas, Pym, Mrs.National Gallery of Art Heise, Wilhelm

1935

Medium: graphite on two joined sheets of tracing paper
Dimensions: overall (approximate): 48.3 x 25.4 cm (19 x 10 in.)
Genre: drawing
Museum: National Gallery of Art

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