Charles Edwin Hopkins Pastel Drawing "Cumberland Falls"

Item Details

Cumberland Falls
Pastel on toned fibrous paper
Signed to lower left
Artist name and “studied with Duveneck and Meakin” written to verso
Framed under mat and glass
Tag to verso reads: “Cumberland Falls by Hopkins, a local artist”

An original pastel drawing on toned fibrous paper by well-listed American artist Charles Edwin Hopkins (Cincinnati, Ohio, born 1886), titled Cumberland Falls. The drawing depicts the falls drawn in sketchy strokes of pastels in shades of white, brown, blue, and green. It is signed to the lower left and an antique tag to the verso reads: ‘Cumberland Falls by Hopkins, a local artist’. The painting is matted in blue and presented behind glass in a gold tone wooden frame with a hanging wire. Hopkins studied under famed Cincinnati artist Frank Duveneck and Lewis Henry Meakin.

Dimensions

- measures frame. Visible image area measures 8.75" W x 11.75" H.

Item #

18CIN656-152