Woman In A Large Hat by Ute Rathmann Dan Hobday the subtle tonal transitions and

the subtle tonal transitions and refined linework of Hasui's composition are reproduced with the precision the original demands — depth intact

rendered in the characteristic palette of lapis

illustrative approach with a sense of rhythm that echoes its musical subject

A cool white palette with faint green undertones places this cultivar among the more restrained

drawn from his 1930 portfolio of pattern studies influenced by European Art Deco and Constructivism

Woman In A Large Hat by Ute Rathmann Dan Hobday the subtle tonal transitions andWoman in a Large Hat by Ute Rathmann is a poetic figure study built from the Berlin based artist's signature process of deconstruction and reassembly. A silhouetted form wearing an oversized hat dominates the composition, its outline shaped by torn and recomposed drawing fragments that carry traces of earlier work. The layered collage surface creates a sense of time passing shapes overlap, edges are imprecise, and the figure emerges from the work as