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Mrs. Joan A. Lees

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The image is a black and white etching of a scene showing a rowboat on water. Two figures are in the boat, one sitting with an oar and the other standing and looking into the distance. The boat has a small enclosed structure on the right. On the shore, there are figures with animals. Trees are scattered around, with one tall tree in the foreground. The high horizon includes clouds and birds. The etching has detailed line work showing textures in the scene. The contrast of light and dark defines forms and evokes a sense of place.
Charles-François Daubigny, Cambronne's Word (Le Mot de Cambronne), 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.9

Cambronne's Word (Le Mot de Cambronne)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.9

The image features a man seated on a bench looking at a sketchbook. He wears a wide-brimmed hat and an overcoat. The man is in a rustic setting with various art supplies around him. Light from an open window shines into the room, displaying a view of water and trees outside.
Charles-François Daubigny, Studio on the Boat (Le Bateau-atelier), 1862, etching on wove paper, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.14

Studio on the Boat (Le Bateau-atelier)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching on wove paper ·  Accession ID  1981.58.14

This is a drawing of a group of individuals seated at a table outdoors near a body of water. The drawing shows a scene where people are gathered around a table under a pergola entwined with leafy vines. A building with an anchor emblem is in the background, and sailboats are docked nearby. The drawing emphasizes the blending of nature and human activity in an outdoor setting. Various techniques are used to give texture and depth to the scenery.
Charles-François Daubigny, Lunch on the Way to Asnieres (Le Dejeuner du depart a Asnieres), 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.4

Lunch on the Way to Asnieres (Le Dejeuner du depart a Asnieres)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.4

This is a drawing of a group of figures engaged with a cart in an outdoor setting. These figures are moving the cart, which is laden and seems difficult to maneuver. The setting is rural, with natural elements like a large bush or tree to the right and a wooden fence in the background. On the left, there's a large container marked 'RÔTIS' and another distant figure. The sky is lightly sketched in. The drawing style is detailed line work, capturing a lively everyday moment.
Charles-François Daubigny, The Heritage of the Carriage (L'Heritage de la voiture), 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.6

The Heritage of the Carriage (L'Heritage de la voiture)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.6

There is an image depicting a riverbank, with a small boat moored in the water. A figure is seen fishing from the boat towards the left of the image. The background shows trees, shrubbery, and pointed spires in the distance. The artwork features fine line work with etching techniques, creating a monochromatic color palette of black lines against a cream background.
Charles-François Daubigny, Cabin Boy Fishing (Le Mousse a la peche), 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.13

Cabin Boy Fishing (Le Mousse a la peche)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.13

This is a drawing of a decorative title page with botanical elements and text. The central focus is the text "Voyage En Bateau Croquis à l'Eau Forte Par Daubigny 1862," with detailed illustrations of plants and water elements surrounding it. Tall cattails, grasses, and leaves are featured, along with a water scene at the bottom including lily pads, flowers, and possibly small animals or insects. The drawing is monochromatic, highlighting its intricate line work and attention to detail.
Charles-François Daubigny, Title Page for "Voyage en bateau", 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.3

Title Page for "Voyage en bateau"

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.3

The image depicts a night scene with two figures walking along a dimly lit path. The horizon line is obscured by darkness and shadow, creating a sense of depth as it fades into the dark sky. The sky is filled with textured strokes, conveying movement and a tumultuous atmosphere. The figures are close to us, one carrying a lantern that illuminates the path and their legs, contrasting against the darkness. The brushstrokes are detailed and intricate, defining the figures and path with fine lines. The color palette is monochromatic, using black and gray tones to enhance the dramatic mood. The light from the lantern illuminates the man and child, casting long shadows and creating an eerie ambiance.
Charles-François Daubigny, The Search for an Inn (La Recherche d'une auberge), 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.10

The Search for an Inn (La Recherche d'une auberge)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.10

This image shows an interior scene with three figures lying down, a lantern hanging above them casting shadows on the rough walls. Shelves on the right hold various items, and a small barred window is partially obscured by tall grass or plants. The setting suggests a temporary or makeshift shelter, conveying intimacy. The artwork features detailed linework, creating texture and depth in the space.
Charles-François Daubigny, Asleep Aboard the Bottin (Coucher a bord du Bottin), 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.16

Asleep Aboard the Bottin (Coucher a bord du Bottin)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.16

The image shows an array of intersecting lines and shapes within a rectangular frame, creating an abstract pattern. The lines are in shades of blue and brown, crisscrossing and overlapping. The overall effect is dense and intricate, with clusters of lines hinting at structures. The lines vary in concentration and orientation, creating a sense of depth and movement within the confined space.
Mark Tobey, Pensees Germinales, 1973, drypoint in brown and blue on wove paper, Gift of Joan Lees, 1983.46.2

Pensees Germinales

Mark Tobey · 1973 · drypoint in brown and blue on wove paper ·  Accession ID  1983.46.2

Two donkeys are standing amidst scattered objects on the ground, illuminated by a beam of light streaming in through an open doorway. The color palette is monochromatic, consisting primarily of dark shades with lighter highlights to suggest light and shadow. The donkeys are positioned towards the left and center of the image, with the doorway shining light from the right side, creating a contrast in the lower left area of the space.
Charles-François Daubigny, Interior of an Inn (Interieur d'une auberge), 1862, etching, Gift of Joan Lees in memory of Edward Lees, M.D., 1981.58.11

Interior of an Inn (Interieur d'une auberge)

Charles-François Daubigny · 1862 · etching ·  Accession ID  1981.58.11