Passing the Coronia
1928
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
1928
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
Passing the Coronia is a 1928 by Milton S. Fox, held at Cleveland Museum of Art.
This sketch shows a dark, crowded room with a group of people moving in a line. Some are carrying bundles, and one person lies on the floor in the corner. The lighting is dim, with a single bright spot—maybe a lightbulb—hanging from the ceiling. The title *Passing the Coronia* hints at a possible reference to a specific event or object, but it’s not clear from the image alone. The rough, sketchy style suggests quick, expressive lines rather than fine detail. If you like this style, check out chiaroscuro for more about dramatic light and shadow in art.
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