Drawing Table Collection

A drawing table showing a graduated T-square in use on diagram (drawing)
5616457 A drawing table showing a graduated T-square in use on diagram (drawing); (add.info.: Illustration depicting a drawing table showing a graduated T-square in use on diagram)

The drawing room of the Villa Trossi Uberti Art School in Livorno Livorno. Date of Photograph:1962

A drawing classroom at an art institute: on the tables, the students work. Tuscany. Date of Photograph:1960 ca

Company employee seated at the desk in his office Italy. Date of Photograph:1920

The architect Aldo Cervi at his desk Trieste. Date of Photograph:1930 ca

Elegant ladys work table, Regency era
6339871 Elegant ladys work table, Regency era by British School, (18th-19th century); (add.info.: Elegant ladys work table, Regency era)

A Drawing Table. Seventeenth Century

Self Portrait, 1835 (graphite on paper) (b / w photo)
XIR233232 Self Portrait, 1835 (graphite on paper) (b/w photo) by Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique (1780-1867); 29.9x21.9 cm; Louvre (Cabinet de dessins), Paris

A Drawing Table. Seventeenth Century

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Step into the enchanting world of art at the Villa Trossi Uberti Art School in Livorno, where the hallowed drawing room echoes with the soft scratching of graphite against paper. Witness the dedication of students as they immerse themselves in their craft, focused intently on their tables in a contemporary drawing classroom at an art institute. Travel back in time to the office of the esteemed architect Aldo Cervi, where his desk holds the secrets of architectural masterpieces. Or, picture the professional school for women in Florence, where elegant Regency-era ladies delicately sketch their visions at their ornate work tables. The seventeenth century beckons with a simple yet intriguing drawing table, a humble yet essential tool for the masters of the past. Marvel at the self-portrait of an artist, captured in 1835 through the medium of graphite on paper, and ponder the depth of human expression conveyed through a single image. Join us on a journey through the annals of art history, as we explore the timeless allure of the drawing table, from its seventeenth-century origins to the present day.