Pencil Skectches

This pencil sketch was drawn by Lee in her development of the "Dentist Office". As you will note

An orginal pencil sketch drawn by Lee Dubin in the development of her painting "The Dentist Office". As you view the previous sketches

This pencil sketch was done in the finalization of Lee capturing the image she wished to express in the painting of "The Dentist Office". Even in a pencil sketch

An original framed pencil sketch by Lee Dubin completed in 1989. The sketch features a young Victorian girl bring her puppy for the first time to the local Doctor's Office. A scene very typical of Norman Rockwell, Lee's mentor. The frame sketch measures...

During the restoration of the Statue of Liberty

Lee Dubin's ability to present the Statue of Liberty from various perspectives as if she could be like a bird and fly around the actual monument. This is the last of the orginal pencil sketches

Liberty is another orginal pencil sketch for The Statue of Liberty campaign. The detail of the sketch and it's presentation makes you feel as if you are actually at the base looking up. The framed sketch measures 23" wide by 30" tall.

An original framed pencil sketch by Lee Dubin completed in 1985. The sketch features a young Victorian girl bring her puppy for the first time to the local Doctor's Office. A scene very typical of Norman Rockwell, Lee's mentor. The frame sketch measures...

This is an orginal pencil sketch of a lady out for a stroll with her carriage and window shopping along Main street. Note the elegance of the Victorian dress Lee captures and the warmth of the image of the simple presentation. The framed pencil sketch...