Portrait of a Young Woman
Samuel Worcester Rowse
Date unknown · Charcoal and gouache and white-chalk heightening on buff-colored wove paper, lined with linen and mounted on a strainer · The American Wing
A friend of Eastman Johnson's, Rowse worked in a manner similar to that of the better-known artist and, like Johnson, preferred to draw with charcoal and pastel rather than graphite. Unlike Johnson, however, Rowse was principally a lithographer and is not known to have used his drawings as studies for paintings.
- Artist
- Samuel Worcester Rowse
- Date
- Date unknown
- Medium
- Charcoal and gouache and white-chalk heightening on buff-colored wove paper, lined with linen and mounted on a strainer
- Culture
- American
- Department
- The American Wing
- Credit line
- Bequest of Amelia B. Lazarus, 1906
