Daniel Selepe — Violinist, 1986

The artist’s signature, “Selepe 86,” is visible in the bottom center of the drawing.

Sizes:
Frame: 61 × 45.5 cm | 24 × 17.9 in
Artwork: 45 × 29 cm | 17.7 × 11.4 in

This expressive charcoal drawing by artist Daniel Selepe, created in 1986, captures the soulful figure of a violinist. The work utilizes the rich, dark tones of charcoal to delineate the forms, creating a rhythmic and emotive composition that emphasizes the connection between the musician and their instrument.

Through bold strokes and soft blending, Selepe conveys a sense of movement and introspection in this portrait. The piece stands as a compelling example of figurative drawing, showcasing the artist’s ability to balance technical precision with atmospheric depth, making it an engaging addition to any collection.

Private collection.

The item is in good condition, presented in a decorative frame, and protected under glass.

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