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Herbert Crowley

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Ink drawing of an ornate tiered temple flanked by cypress trees, with a staircase and dense floral decoration.

A Fantastic Tiered Structure

1911

Red chalk drawing of stacked landscape bands: distant mountains, forest, lake, and a row of tree trunks on cream paper.

Four Landscapes, possibly stage set designs

1911

Reddish-brown drawing of trees framing a bright clearing in a forest, with soft shading on foliage and trunks.

Forest Landscape with a Clearing

1911

Nine-panel color comic strip The Wiggle-Much showing armored knights, an elephant, a rabbit and a ghost, with dialogue captio

"The Wiggle Much" Comic Strip, No. 3 (published in The New York Herald, April 3, 1910) CGA.SFS-71-8

1910

Pen and watercolor landscape of a river with rapids, a twisted tree on the right, and rock cliffs and hills under a yellow sk

River Landscape with Rapids

1911

Pen and ink drawing of a funeral procession turning a curved city corner past rows of buildings and trees.

The Martyrs - A Futurist's Funeral Going Round a Corner

1910

Ink drawing of a horned figure raising a sheaf of wheat under a sunburst, flanked by masses of worms and grotesque faces.

Rye

1911

Dusky teal seascape with two cloaked figures seated in a boat on calm water, a faint shoreline at right.

Two Cloaked Figures in a Boat, possibly a stage set design

1911

Drawing of a rocky mountain rising from a pool of pink lotus flowers and green lily pads beneath a dark sky.

Magical Holy Mountain within a Lotus-filled Sea

1911

Pencil design sheet with four panels of stylized flowers, stems and leaves, with construction arcs and handwritten measuremen

The Crystal Bowl

1911

Charcoal drawing of a farmhouse half-hidden among large sprawling trees with a grassy meadow in the foreground.

Rural Landscape

1911

Watercolor of a reclining sultan under a green canopy, with musicians, sleeping dogs and mountains behind.

The Sultan Rests

1911

Watercolor drawing of a pale round creature perched on a tree stump beside tall trunks, with hills and water at sunset.

The "Wiggle Much" Creature on a Tree Stump Looking at a Bug

1910

Colored newspaper page of Herbert Crowley caricature drawings with a procession of camel-like animals and an ornate carriage.

What is Funny? by Herbert Crowley (Toronto Sunday World)

1915

Pen and watercolour drawing of two rabbits, one spotted, facing each other in a misty forest clearing.

Two Rabbits in a Wood, possibly a "Wiggle Much" design

1910

Pencil and watercolor drawing of a small figure and dog before pale green sugar-like cave formations and an arched opening.

Paradise, Jes' Billy an' me, an all the world great big caves of sugar ("Wiggle Much" Design)

1910

Watercolour of red-coated toy soldiers, harnessed storks and a crowned miniature train parading along a coastline.

The Prince's Promenade, possible a "Wiggle Much" design

1910

Colourful drawing of a conical mountain, steaming bowls, a stone arch and children with spoons in a stylised landscape.

There is a Happy Land, a "Wiggle Much" design

1910

Watercolor drawing of a long-necked bird with open beak standing on a nest beside broken eggshells in an icy blue landscape.

Newly Hatched Bird of Prey, possibly a "Wiggle Much" design

1910

Sepia drawing of tree trunks receding into a misty forest with a small lone figure standing at right.

Lone Figure in a Forest, possibly a stage set design

1911

Sepia drawing of a path between tall cypress trees leading to a glowing bridge-like opening on a cream sheet.

Landscape with Bridge and Cypress Trees

1911

Red chalk drawing of low walls framing a sunlit doorway and steps, resembling a stage set design.

Low Buildings and Doorway, possibly a stage set design

1911

Charcoal drawing of a low house with a chimney framed by trees and grass under a pale sky.

Landscape with a House

1911

Ink drawing of a nightmarish night scene with grotesque winged creatures, a horned demon, serpents, frogs and stars.

Nightmare - Herbert Crowley