Stylized Charcoal Portrait of a Girl (Manner of Roger Etienne)

Mid-Century Modern School – Stylized Charcoal Portrait of a Girl (Manner of Roger Etienne), Circa 1950s/1960s An expressive mid-century modern portrait drawing depicting a young woman with a stylized, voluminous bohemian hairstyle. Rendered in deep, smoky charcoal tones over a warm peach/tan tinted background wash, the work emphasizes large, soulful, wide-set eyes characteristic of the post-war European and American illustrative movements. The aesthetic technique, subject presentation, and distinctive linework heavily resemble the mid-20th-century portfolio of French-American artist Roger Etienne. Medium: Charcoal and wash on heavy textured art paper. Signature: Unsigned / No visible signature on the front face (Not examined out of frame). Dimensions: Frame Size: 20” W x 23” H (50.8 cm x 58.4 cm) Visual Image Size: Approx. 12” W x 16” H Framing: Housed in its period-authentic mid-century presentation, featuring a textured woven linen mat board insert and a clean metallic-trimmed wooden profile. Backing: Closed cardboard backing board with integrated braided hanging wire hardware. Completely clear of gallery labels or stamps. Condition Report Artwork: Overall good vintage condition considering its age. The paper displays a natural, soft patina. A minor, subtle crease or wrinkle is visible on the upper-right edge margin near the linen mat border. Charcoal lines remain distinct and bold with zero notable smudging damage or moisture stains. Frame & Matting: Fabric matting is clean and retains uniform color. The vintage frame shows very minimal light surface scuffing along the outer corners consistent with age and careful residential display Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue