The Pied Piper

Drawing

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Edward Martin Taber Family Collection

Sketch of a Man's Head and Three Animals: A small, lined paper with four sketches on it. At the top of the paper is a sketch of a weathered man with dark hair and a tall cap. Below the man is a sketch of a bird, a weasel, and the head of another animal (possibly a wildcat of some sort).
Sketch of a Man's Head and Three Animals

A small, lined paper with four sketches on it. At the top of the paper is a sketch of a weathered man with dark hair and a tall cap. Below the man is a sketch of a bird, a weasel, and the head of another animal (possibly a wildcat of some sort).

Name/Title

The Pied Piper

Entry/Object ID

S.001.F.042.G.18xx

Description

Four small graphite sketches on paper of a man and three animals. Attributed to Edward Martin Taber.

Type of Drawing

Graphite

Artwork Details

Medium

Graphite

Subject

Figurative

Category

Figural Drawings, Drawings, Works of Edward Martin Taber, Animal Drawings

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Edward Martin Taber

Attribution

Attributed to

Role

Artist

Date made

circa 1880 - circa 1896

Time Period

19th Century

Place

Continent

North America

Dimensions

Height

9 in

Width

5-1/4 in

Accessories

Accessory

Mat

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Relationships

Related Publications

Publication

Stowe Notes

General Notes

Note Type

Title Note

Note

The title of the drawing is from "Stowe Notes" (1913).

Created By

Kathleen Garret