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Dust
Maker
Hamaoka, Toshiki D.
Date1945
Mediumpaper, ink
DimensionsH: 12 in, W: 18 in
ClassificationsFine Arts
Credit LineGift of Charlotte Opler Sagoff
Object number2002.142.13
Description1 ink drawing on paper: Two women in the center foreground look towards the dust devil in the center of frame, the back of their skirts picked up by the wind. A man on a bike and a man on foot run opposite ways away from the dust devil while the dust storm rips sweeps through camp and barracks.
In black ink on bottom right corner reads, "Toshiki Dick Hamaoka 1945". On bottom right corner of matte reads, "Dust / D. T. Hamaoka" in graphite pencil.
In black ink on bottom right corner reads, "Toshiki Dick Hamaoka 1945". On bottom right corner of matte reads, "Dust / D. T. Hamaoka" in graphite pencil.
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