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Simonson Original Portrait Drawing by Simonson Lee (1 results)
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Simonson, Original Self Portrait Drawing
Seller: Schulson Autographs, Ltd., Millburn, NJ, U.S.A.
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Simonson sketched a bust length profile, signed and dated, "To.from Lee Simonson, Jan 1934." The sketch is rendered in black crayon on graph paper and measures 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches. The sketch is attached to a heavier page possibly from an album. Docketing on this page in pencil in another hand offers information on the sketch. "Lee Simonson caricature (?) of himself.at.theater during.tryout of O'Neill's 'Days Without End." Simonson changed stage production into a more modern style, He was a theater and art critic as well. Most importantly he founded the Theater Guild in New York City and staged productions for the Guild.
