Pen sketch
A portrait study taken from Lely's subject from the biblical Apocrypha. Susanna, a young Jewish wife, was secretly desired by two elders of the community, who plotted together to seduce her. They hid in her garden and when she came out to bathe they emerged and threatened that, unless she gave in to their desires, they would publicly accuse her of adultery - the penalty for which was death. Susanna, however, spurned them and they duly made their false accusation. She was charged and condemned to die, but at the last minute the youthful Daniel - the future prophet - cross-examined the elders and established Susanna's innocence.
limited edition Giclée print from original oil on canvas
limited edition Giclée print from original pencil drawing
limited edition Giclée print from original pencil drawing
limited edition Giclée print from original pencil sketch
limited edition Giclée print from original pencil drawing
limited edition Giclée print from original pencil sketch
limited edition Giclée print from original pencil sketch
limited edition Giclée print from original pencil sketch
limited edition Giclée print from original screen print
pen and wash sketch available as limited edition Giclée print
pen and wash sketch available as limited edition Giclée print
pen and wash sketch available as limited edition Giclée print
Pastel sketch
Pastel sketch
Charcoal sketch
Charcoal sketch
charcoal sketch, with apologies to Johannes Vermeer! just seeing how it would come out!
