"Reclining Female Figure" by Mary Frank, (Amer., born 1933) Ink and with his natural drawing

and with his natural drawing skill and sound training as an architect

their first plate by a woman

Allied Artists and the National Association of Women Artists

and is noted for creating the most subtle effects and fine detail with seeming ease

Clements studied with Eakins at the Pennsylvania Academy

"Reclining Female Figure" by Mary Frank, (Amer., born 1933) Ink and with his natural drawingInk Wash Drawing, 1965, 10 9 16 x 13 7 8, signed and dated in ink, on warm white wove paper. Known primarily as a sculptor, Mary Frank has also been a prolific painter, draftsman and print maker. Aligned with her practice as sculptor are the brush and ink drawings she has made, many of the female figure, some with a simultaneous monumentality and intimacy; their mottled stone like textures evoking notions of ancient runes and landscape.