Martha Fairchild Colored Pencil Drawing

Item Details

Martha Fairchild (Pittsburgh, 20th-century)
Colored pencil on paper
unsigned
7’ W x 12’ H

An abstract colored pencil drawing on paper by Martha Fairchild (Pittsburgh, 20th-century). Portrayed with various bright colors, this work features an abstract figure exhibiting curved shapes and wiry delineations. The work remains unsigned and unframed.

Martha Fairchild Shepler was a longtime instructor of graphic design at La Roche College, where she headed the department for 14 years. Mostly known for her printmaking, she was a member of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh and a founder of the Pittsburgh Print Group. She also taught part-time at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, where famed artist Keith Haring was among her students.

Condition

- minor smudges and wear to paper edges.

Dimensions

Item #

18DCC307-025