Waiting carriage

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Waiting carriage

Artist Mary Petty (American, 1899 - 1976)

Datec 1933

ClassificationsDrawing

Mediumcrayon ink

DimensionsObject: 12 1/16 × 9 1/2 in. (30.6 × 24.2 cm) Sheet: 14 1/8 × 10 13/16 in. (35.9 × 27.5 cm)

Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest

Object number1979.2362

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No caption (Man driving carriage)

No caption (Man driving carriage)

Mary Petty

In one thick solitary spot...among the last year's leaves of oak and beech...

In one thick solitary spot...among the last year's leaves of oak and beech...

Mary Petty

1947

"But what changes do you hint at? Has any death occurred?"

"But what changes do you hint at? Has any death occurred?"

Mary Petty

1947

"I am not angry. I am hurt, Mr. Chuzzlewit."

"I am not angry. I am hurt, Mr. Chuzzlewit."

Mary Petty

1947

"Come, Miss Pecksniff!...You may want a friend one day or another."

"Come, Miss Pecksniff!...You may want a friend one day or another."

Mary Petty

1947

"When I'm at all sharp set, as I am today, I come to him after I've taken the edge off my own hunger."

"When I'm at all sharp set, as I am today, I come to him after I've taken the edge off my own hunger."

Mary Petty

1947

"I was not born to be the toy and puppet of any man, far less his."

"I was not born to be the toy and puppet of any man, far less his."

Mary Petty

1947

So through the narrow streets and winding city ways, went Anthony Chuzzlewit's funeral.

So through the narrow streets and winding city ways, went Anthony Chuzzlewit's funeral.

Mary Petty

1947

"Look about you."

"Look about you."

Mary Petty

1947

"Ah! He'd make a lovely corpse."

"Ah! He'd make a lovely corpse."

Mary Petty

1947

"Over the hills and far away," indeed"."

"Over the hills and far away," indeed"."

Mary Petty

1947

"That voice!..My parent!"

"That voice!..My parent!"

Mary Petty

1947

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