Use What's Lyin' Around the House, Daddy

1969

Raoul Middleman

Associated Names
Raoul Middleman

Artist, American, born 1935

The image is a black and white sketch of a standing person. The person is positioned slightly turned to the side, looking over their left shoulder toward the viewer. Their facial features are minimal, and their long hair appears wavy, falling past the shoulders. The figure is nude, holding a piece of fabric in one hand. The background is plain.
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The image shows a full body sketch of a reclining person with legs splayed forward. The upper body leans back with arms bent behind the head. The person's face has detailed features including eyes, a nose, and lips. The hair is long and wavy. The person is nude. The sketch is done with lines only, without shading or color. There are no visible objects or jewelry. The background is plain.

Frontispiece

Raoul Middleman

1969

The image shows a rectangular shape with a textured surface, resembling a fabric material. It has three black ribbon ties on the top, right, and bottom edges. The surface is blue in color.

The Apocryphal Oracular Yeah-Sayings of Mae West

Raoul Middleman

1969

The image is a sketched portrait of a person with their full body shown, fading out towards the edges of the paper. The individual is lounging in a wicker chair, with one arm on the armrest and the other bent at the elbow near the neck. The face is shown in a three-quarter view, with prominent lips and long hair falling around their shoulders. There are no clothing details visible on the individual. The chair has a round, woven back, adding texture to the drawing. The background is plain with no additional details.

It's the Only Show in Town

Raoul Middleman

1969

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Wikidata ID

Q65576375

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