I Went Down that There Slide Faster than the Empire State… by William Glackens

Charcoal sketch of a woman in a long dress sliding down a chute with an umbrella while a crowd of spectators watches.

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I Went Down that There Slide Faster than the Empire State Express, William Glackens (1910), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A charcoal and crayon sketch shows a woman in a long dark dress and hat sliding down a steep curved chute with an umbrella raised in one hand, while a crowd of men and women in hats watches from the left. A pavilion and banner appear in the background of a bustling fairground-like setting. The work is attributed to William Glackens and dated 1910.

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1910

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