Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a hand-drawn sketch on a sheet of paper. At the top, there's a marking that reads "E 379." The sketch itself seems to represent a piece of furniture, possibly a desk or a table with distinct drawers and handles. The table is drawn in perspective, showing its top surface at an angle, with four legs visible and a series of circles that possibly represent knobs or decorative elements on the drawers. The elements are not in precise alignment, giving the drawing a casual or whimsical appearance. Below the drawing, there is a handwritten note that says: "What is felt as me - image, and what is drawn, are two different things. The validity of either is not in question." This indicates a reflection on the difference between one's self-perception or feeling and the representation of that feeling through art. The note suggests that both the internal feeling and the artistic representation are valid in their own right, even though they are distinct from one another. The writing and drawing are executed in a dark ink, and the paper appears slightly aged with minor discolorations.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch of an object, likely a piece of furniture or household item. The drawing is simple and has a childlike quality, with geometric shapes and lines used to depict the object. There is also a brief written description underneath the sketch, which appears to be a personal reflection or commentary on the drawing itself, rather than a description of the depicted object.