Gordon Crosby - Course automobile
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Original charcoal drawing on paper by Gordon Crosby (1884–1943), titled "Course automobile", from the 1930–1940 period, Realism, 37 × 27 cm, country of origin United Kingdom, signed at bottom right.
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Original pencil drawing on paper, depicting a motor-racing scene with several Grand Prix cars speeding at full speed. The work is signed Gordon Crosby at the bottom right.
Gordon Crosby (1884-1943) was a British illustrator renowned for his depictions of racing cars and the early automotive competitions of the 20th century. His work is particularly appreciated by collectors of automotive art.
Technique: charcoal on paper
Support: paper
Dimensions of the drawing: 37 × 27 cm
Dimensions with frame: 48 × 38 cm
Signature: signed at the bottom right
Condition: good overall, slight patina on the paper due to age. The frame is included.
Original pencil drawing on paper, depicting a motor-racing scene with several Grand Prix cars speeding at full speed. The work is signed Gordon Crosby at the bottom right.
Gordon Crosby (1884-1943) was a British illustrator renowned for his depictions of racing cars and the early automotive competitions of the 20th century. His work is particularly appreciated by collectors of automotive art.
Technique: charcoal on paper
Support: paper
Dimensions of the drawing: 37 × 27 cm
Dimensions with frame: 48 × 38 cm
Signature: signed at the bottom right
Condition: good overall, slight patina on the paper due to age. The frame is included.
Details
Artist
Gordon Crosby
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Course automobile
Technique
Charcoal, Crayon
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Good condition
Height
27 cm
Width
37 cm
Weight
2 g
Style
Realism
Period
1930-1940
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