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Some pieces going up at Harvard Art Museums' exhibition "Sketch, Shade, Smudge: Drawing from Gray to Black."
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Odilon Redon, Chimera, 1880–95. Charcoal and black crayon with smudging, scraping, and erasing on buff wove paper.

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Erwin Spuler, Untitled (As the Fire Fell from the Sky), c. 1945/6. Black chalk on white wove paper.

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Lotte Laserstein, Triple Self-Portrait, c. 1928. Graphite on cream wove paper.


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William Michael Harnett, Profile Portrait of a Girl, 1881. Charcoal with touches of white chalk on buff wove paper.

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Georges Pierre Seurat, Woman Seated by an Easel, c. 1884–88. Conté crayon on beige wove paper.

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Max Beckmann, Seated Woman Shading Her Face, 1949. Charcoal and black chalk on off-white modern laid paper.

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John Singer Sargent, Kneeling Male Nude with Drapery, c. 1890–1915. Charcoal with erasure and smudging on blue modern laid paper.
 
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