early illustrations

landscapes

figures / still-lifes

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Right: White Dahlia"
©1950 M. K. Sims


Early Illustrations

After World War II, Sims returned to illustration and painting and created a number of somewhat surreal and meticulous, finely-detailed gouaches. There are approximately 30 images of this kind. The variety of subjects include stylized figures in elaborate costumes, ballet dancers, circus performers and botanical studies.

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Mexican Figure
Chiquita Banana
South American Dancer
Underwater Ballet #1
South American Dancers
Underwater Ballet #3
Ballet Dancer #1
Ballet Dancer #2
Sketch of a Girl
Hollyhocks
South American Dancers
Tiger Lily
South American Dancer
Underwater Ballet #2
South American Dancers
Dancers Sketch
Dancer Sketch
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Figures and Still Lifes

During the 50s and 60s Sims was also painting large scale realistic imagery in watercolor of figures, portraits, still-lifes and landscapes. Only a few of these works survive.


White Dahlia
Solitaire (E. J.)
Quince Tree
Oils
Positions
Self Portrait (Reflections)
Happy is the Bride
Rosie's Roses
Sewing Lesson
   
Figures
Standing Figure (Willie)
Standing Figure (Back)
The Grape Stomper
Life Study (Back)
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