drawing, pencil
drawing
pencil drawing
geometric
pencil
academic-art
realism
Dimensions: overall: 29.3 x 22.8 cm (11 9/16 x 9 in.) Original IAD Object: 8" high; 11" in diameter
Copyright: National Gallery of Art: CC0 1.0
Charles Garjian rendered this drawing, Pewter Commode Form, using graphite on paper. The soft, grey tones of the graphite create a muted yet harmonious visual experience, emphasizing the form and texture of the commode. The composition is dominated by the commode, centrally placed within a framed border. Its cylindrical body, defined by subtle horizontal lines, gives it a structured, almost architectural presence. The drawing's meticulous detail invites us to appreciate the commode's material qualities, from the smooth surface to the rounded edges. This depiction does more than just represent a commode; it elevates the object to a study of form and light. The precise lines and measured dimensions shown in the additional sketch suggest an interest in the commode not just as an object but also as a design. Garjian prompts us to consider how everyday items can become sources of aesthetic contemplation.
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