This is an original hand drawn drawing by Miriam Schulman created using pastel pencils, also called conte pencils. There are touches of white chalk. The artwork is signed by the artist. The artist worked with a live model. The poses from this series were inspired by current The Gustave Courbet exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The element carried over from the exhibit was the use of stocking feet. This caused a scandal in the nineteenth century Paris salon, and is equally erotic today.

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Exhibited at galleries and selected for prestigious juried shows throughout the New York tri-state area, Schulman's works are also included in private collections internationally. She has been published in The New York Times, and was recently a winner at Waterworks in Westchester. Schulman's uniqueness comes from her mastery of watercolor for portraits. The artist studied art and art history while at Dartmouth College and then pursued a Masters degree at M.I.T and a career on Wall Street. She left Wall Street and the hedge fund world behind in 2000 in order to pursue her passion for art full time. Schulman is an active juried member of The Mamaroneck Artist Guild, The Scarsdale Art Association and the Connecticut Society of Portrait Artists.

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