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A crowd gathered on a green lawn, every one of them drawn by Edward Gorey in cross-hatched ink: fur coats, a top hat, a hat piled with roses, a bowler and moustache, and a skull where one face should be. A figure in a nightgown floats overhead, a bat hangs in the top corner, a red bicycle waits at the back, and a bird at the bottom holds a banner reading AN EXHIBITION. Dated 1965, and nobody is explaining anything.
Muted washes over dense hatching, so the fabric patterns — stripes, herringbone, fish-scale, argyle — are what you sort by. Finished size 73.6 x 55.8cm
Detailed cross-hatched pen and ink illustration with muted, limited colour palette and many similarly-toned figures blending together.











