Walter Anderson by Walter Anderson — Fine Art

A figure stands on a plain ground in Walter Anderson. The brush puts down steady strokes that build the face from the chin up. Each mark sits next to the last without blending into the paper.

The fine art print sits inside a frame with a back panel. The paper keeps the brush lines sharp and the edges of the strokes clear. You see the same pressure in the ink as in the original drawing.

A long corridor with daylight from one side works well. From the far end the face reads as a simple shape. Stand closer and the hand strokes show as separate lines.