Drawing from a plant, No.3
1952
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1952
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Drawing from a plant, No.3 is a 1952 by Alan Munro Reynolds, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This painting shows a plant with big, rounded leaves and a flower bud. The shapes are simple and flat, with bold black lines and light gray washes. Some leaves are stacked like plates, and the stems twist sharply. The artist used quick, sketchy strokes to show the plant’s structure. It looks like they focused on shapes over details. Check out more by Reynolds, Alan Munro.
A drawing of a plant, possibly a tulip, was created by Alan Munro Reynolds in 1952, signed and dated on the front, and additionally signed on the reverse with the title inscribed.
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Alan Munro Reynolds made gentle watercolours and drawings of quiet places. In *Hopgarden* he shows a patch of hops against a soft sky, all painted in 1957. His *Drawing from a plant, No.3* is a careful pencil study of…
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