Drawing, ink wash

Drawing, ink wash, Crewe people, portrait of a worker at Crewe railway works, by Robin Comyns Carr, about 1943. Depicts a view of a middle-aged man in a flat cap, seated in a chair. He is leant back, with his arms on the chair rests, smoking a pipe. Executed in a monochrome wash.

Details

Category:
Pictorial Collection (Railway)
Object Number:
2023-447
type:
drawing

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