Luise Kimme Sculpture Museum Tobago

DRAWINGS

There is a long room on the top floor of the Museum, where Luise used to draw every day, between working on sculpture. Always in series of 6,12,24. she usesd a model to begin with and change the drawings over the months, adding paint. Dancers, lovers, heads, legs and dogs were recent subjects. These drawings were never meant to be ideas for sculpture.

She did make sculptures from those drawings sometimes, and also just from ideas. It is truly an adventure to see who emerges from the tree.

She I also drew at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, at the British Museum and at museums in Rome and Berlin.

Drawing Cuban Dancer, Damaris
Cuban Dancer Damaris modelling for me- April 2003

Damaris modelling
Cuban Dancer Damaris 2003

Drawing of NijinskyDrawing of Nijinsky

These following drawings are for sale. To order any drawings, please e-mail Luise Kimme

Dale and Za Za Charcoal on primed brown paper- 87 x 73.5cm	The Reel Charcoal and paint on paper 180 cm x 80 cm	The Jig Charcoal and paint on paper 180 cm x 80 cm	Sueño oil on paper 73.5x83 cm
The Orange Hair paint on paper 189 x 76cm	Celina oil on paper 87 x 77cm	Lola Mi Lolita Oil on brown paper 87 x 77cm	Lola Confined Oil on brown paper 75 x 56 cm
Friends Mixed media on brown paper 90 x 73 cm	The Owl Mixed media on brown paper 75 x 56cm	Rain oil on paper 87 cm x 73.5 cm	Tall Men 246 cm or 97"
Maroon 192 cm or 76"	Collares 183 cm or 72"	Rumba 176 cm or 60"

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