Blanche Dillaye drawings

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Blanche Dillaye drawings
Description
This collection comprises approximately 38 pencil sketches and one poem created by American artist Blanche Dillaye around the year 1928. The drawings capture a range of subjects including architectural landmarks, village scenes, coastal landscapes, and quiet streets across England and France. Locations such as Looe, Lelant, Dinan, Moret, and Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne are featured, rendered with Dillaye’s characteristic attention to detail and atmospheric shading. The accompanying poem offers a lyrical complement to the visual works, reflecting the artist’s contemplative engagement with place and memory. Together, the collection provides a rich glimpse into Dillaye’s travels and artistic sensibility during the late 1920s.
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