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Pearce, Charles Sprague

5 works

The image shows a large semicircular line intersecting a grid of small squares with symbols, numbers, and letters. The overall appearance is abstract, resembling a geometric diagram or blueprint. This design could be linked to engineering or architectural sketches with precision and calculation at its core.

Diagram of a Lunette [verso]

Pearce, Charles Sprague

The image displays a composition of curved lines, undefined shapes, and a partial semicircle. Within this abstract sketch are figures that could resemble two people, potentially in seated or crouching positions. Above these figures are smaller shapes that might suggest clouds or birds. Towards the bottom right, there are vertical lines and small circles that could represent plant life, hinting at a garden or natural setting.

Study for a Lunette [recto]

Pearce, Charles Sprague

This is a painting of a geometric pattern with abstract and organic elements. The image features intersecting lines and shapes forming a lattice-like background in earthy tones of brown and green. Two elongated leaf-like shapes are seen over this pattern, with subtle touches of blue along the edges. The artwork is minimalist, relying on texture and pattern.

Study for a Border Design [recto]

Pearce, Charles Sprague

The image shows two figures engaged in interaction. One figure is crouched down, reaching towards the standing figure on the right. The crouched figure has reddish-brown hair and wears a light-colored garment. The standing figure has dark hair and wears a robe-like attire. Both figures extend their hands towards each other. The background features an outdoor setting with greenery, trees, and a sky with blue and white swirls.

Study for a Lunette

Pearce, Charles Sprague

The image features elongated, pointed shapes that converge at a central axis, forming an abstract arrangement. Interspersed among these shapes are small circular forms. The composition is framed on the right by a vertical, wavy border pattern. The background color is earthy.

Study for a Border Design [recto]

Pearce, Charles Sprague