Richard C. Guy Ink Drawings of Various Manassas, VA Locations

Item Details

Ink Wash

A group of four ink drawings of various locations in Manassas, VA by Richard C. Guy. The group features a print titled Manassas Museum and depicts a large building and the scenery in the background, the print is signed in ink in the lower right corner. A print titled Railroad Station depicting a large railroad station and railroad tracks, the print is signed in ink in the lower right corner. A print titled Robinson House and depicts a small house with a large fenced yard, the print is signed in ink in the lower right corner. The final print featured is a print titled Manassas Medical Center and depicts a large building, the print is signed in ink in the lower right corner as well. Richard Guy (1928-2014) was an illustrator and painter whose work focused on historical sites and landmarks both in and outside of Washington, DC. Guy was particularly interested in the Civil War and was known for his portraits of military figures. Richard Guy (1928-2014) was an illustrator and painter whose work focused on historical sites and landmarks both in and outside of Washington, DC. Guy was particularly interested in the Civil War and was known for his portraits of military figures.

Condition

- to fair; bent corners, acid burned, tape residue, Manassas Medical Center is still attached to a light grey mat at top

Dimensions

- visible image: Robinson House 20.0" W x 17.25" H x 0.125" D; visible image: Manassas Medical Center 20.0" W x 17.25" H x 0.125" D; visible image: Manassas Museum 23.0" W x 16.5" H x 0.125" D.

Item #

17WDC040-548