
All people, no matter their culture or language, can relate in some fundamental way to the depiction of the human form.
The ability to successfully portray the human figure grants the painter a universal language with which to communicate ideas,
emotions, and timeless narratives across all boundaries.
Drawing and painting regularly from live models is critical to an artist's skill and ability, much as musical practice is critical to
a musician's mastery of his or her instrument. Skill allows talent to express ideas.
Woman With Robe
Graphite, 12" x 16", 2000
Woman Profile 2
Graphite, 2000
Woman
Graphite, 12" x 16", 2000
Man Reclining
Graphite, 18" x 18", 2000
Karen 6
Graphite, 2000
Karen 5
Graphite, 2000
Woman With Ponytail
Graphite, 1999
Suzanne
Graphite, 1999
Jackrabbit
Graphite, 12" x 16", 1999
Woman Profile
Graphite, 8" x 10", 1997
Kneeling Girl
Graphite, 12" x 16", 1997
Lanky
Graphite, 10" x 12", 1997
Levi
Graphite, 28" x 24", 1997
Seated Woman
Graphite, 12" x 18", 1997
Rita
Graphite, 12" x 12", 1995
Woman Standing
Graphite, 1995
Karen
Graphite, 1994
Figure 2
Graphite, 1994
Figure 3
Graphite, 1994
Figure 5
Graphite, 1994
Figure 6
Graphite, 1994
Figure 7
Graphite, 1994
Figure 8
Graphite, 12" x 16", 1994
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All works are © Nina Stanley and may not, under any circumstances, be used without the artist's prior written permission.
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