Karl Goossens (b.1914); A Large Pencil & Charcoal Study of Two Nude Females; Dated to 1936

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Karl Goossens (b.1914); A Large Pencil & Charcoal Study of Two Nude Females; Dated to 1936Origin: Belgian Period: Art Deco Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1936 The large scale work executed in pencil with charcoal highlights by Karl Goossens, being signed and dated to 1936, showing two nude ladies, one seated, the other standing with her arm around her shoulder, presented in a simple modern frame. The drawing is in good overall order. Born in Soignies, Belgium in 1914, Karl Goossens would have been only twenty two when he executed this work.

He certainly enjoyed being the villain of the stage with his dancing during ring entrances and his smack talking leading up to fights annoying and aggravating opponents until his retirement in 1910

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white face and crown

The deftness of brush-strokes around the cheeks and eyes

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His designs were printed originally from woodblocks alone but from 1770 from copperplates as well

has a position that mirrors that of her husband

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She remains sturdy for daily use and we have given the piece a light polish to the ebonised finish

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