"The Angel of Death Climbed Through the High Window and Asked Florinda 'Is the Old Woman Ready?'" by Sulamith Sokolsky
"The Conscience and the Promise" by Sulamith Sokolsky
"Mental Television" has been signed and dated "July '34" in the lower right corner. The image measures approx 13- 3/4" x 18- 1/2" This sketch shows the Princess in her bed with image bubbles floating above her head. In these bubbles there is a handsome young man, first on a boat overlooking the ocean, then being served breakfast in bed.
Figures of a nun and monk give Florinda disapproving looks. This watercolor and ink sketch is part of a series of sketches by Sulamith Sokolsky. It is in good condition with the left corner bent. "The Angel of Death" is signed and dated "May '34" in the lower right corner. Pen marking on bottom corrects a mistake in the composition. The image measures approx 13- 3/4" x 18- 1/2" and is made in watercolor and ink. In the sketch the angel of death climbes in the window interrupting a meal. Florinda stands up and gestures to the angel. The figures at the table do not appear to notice the angel of death. The sketch is in good condition with some slight discolorations to the paper and a tape mark on the left margin. "The Conscience and the Promise" is signed in the lower left corner and dated "July '34" in the lower right corner. The image measures approx 13- 3/4" x 18- 1/2" and is watercolor and ink. This sketch depicts a young girl in three different scenes. The girl has stolen candy from a store. She is brought to her mother by the store owner, an old woman in a brown shawl. The little girl is then reprimanded the Holy Ghost. This is from a series of sketches by Sulamith Sokolsky. It is in good condition with slight discoloration to the paper and some tears to the edges.
150/225 Sold $92.00
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