AFTER PAUL DELVAUX (BELGIAN 1897-1994)
Study for the Queen
Indian ink on paper
35 x 25 cm (13 3/4 x 9 7/8 in.), framed dimensions: 56 x 46 cm (22 x 18 1/8 in.)

CONDITION
Observed in frame under glass, the drawing is fair age-appropriate condition. A tear along the left edge, creasing along the perimeter, paper aging and staining to the edges.
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ABOUT THE AUCTION
All proceeds from the sale will be distributed equally to benefit the Unbreakable Project (Ukraine House) and Razom for Ukraine.

Unbreakable [Nezlamni] is a project by the Ukraine House that helps children who have lost their extremities because of airstrikes receive prostheses. Ukraine House, in partnership with the Embassy of Ukraine in the USA, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the Office of the President of Ukraine (First Lady Olena Zelenska), handles the patients’ logistical, administrative and financial needs, covering their travel, accommodation, medical treatment and rehabilitation. See more about the initiative here.

Razom, meaning “together” in Ukrainian, is a New York-based 501(c)(3) organization founded by Ukrainian activists in 2014 in response to the Revolution of Dignity. Razom provides critical aid to nonprofits, hospitals, and healthcare workers, first responders and volunteers on the ground in Ukraine, as well as engages in non-partisan advocacy initiatives. You can read more about their ongoing relief projects here and trace their impact on the Annual Reports page.