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DAD IN CAR I don't recall if he was a passenger or driving at the time I drew this sketch. The reproduction at left was made from a photocopy I made of the original drawing before I gave it to a relative. pencil, dated in lower left 2/23/91 12" H x 9" W Private Collection: Ben & Judy Segan |
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DAD FELL
ASLEEP AGAIN
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DAD DOZING AT A
TABLE 1991. 12" H x 9" W. Pencil. My personal favorite sketch that I drew of him. Collection of the artist
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A PORTRAIT & SIX HAND STUDIES OF MY FATHER IN THE HOSPICE. 1 7/8" H x 9" W. Pencil Late Dec.' 94 drawing during his first hospice stay Collection of the artist |
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DAD AND STUDY OF MY MOTHER 9" H x 11 7/8" W. Pencil Late December '94, drawn during his first hospice stay.
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DAD AT HOME BETWEEN
HOSPICE STAYS 11 7/8" H x 9" W India ink. Notes in ink at bottom: Jan 13th '95 with tv headphones on & oxygen while 'Picket Fences' is on Collection of the artist |
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EIGHT STUDIES OF MY FATHER WHEN HE WAS DYING 1995 Pencil and ink. 18" H x 24" W Drawn from direct visual observation between January 8-12, 1995 At the time he was home, watching the tube in a reclining chair with headphones on. He died two weeks later. Collection of the artist |
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detail, DEATH DRAWING OF MY OLD MAN: HIS HANDS Pencil. 1995. The whole drawing (not shown) is 18" H x 24" W Drawn at the hospice after my father passed on. I'd always wanted to draw his hands - this was my last opportunity.
His hands were weathered and leathery looking from years of work and sun. |