Laurel Canyon Lady 1970s Original Drawing 52” x 40”

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This drawing is expressive, oversized, and deeply personal—like a Polaroid from a dream you didn’t know you remembered.


Description

There’s a quiet power in this large-format original from the 1970s—a woman half-lit, half-shadowed, reclining in a moody interior that echoes the rhythm of Laurel Canyon at its most intimate. Rendered in pastel and crayon, this piece pulls you in with saturated color, confident strokes, and that unmistakable blend of cinematic light and introspection that defined California’s art scene in the wake of the '60s.

Medium: Pastel and crayon on card
Dimensions: 52" H x 40" W
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light edge wear consistent with age
Date: Signed and dated 1977
Framing: Unframed
Origin: California
Subject: Female figure in bed, stylized interior

Additional Information

This drawing captures the tone and texture of a uniquely Californian moment—where the influence of post-war figuration met the psychology of the West. The piece is alive with the color theory and light-play of the era, recalling the energy of artists working between realism and abstraction. From the draped fabric to the painterly black fills, it holds echoes of David Hockney, Milton Avery, and the undercurrent of Topanga bohemia. At this size and with this presence, it’s not just a drawing—it’s a window into the emotional interior of the decade.

A rare 1970s original with California roots and serious presence—make it yours before it fades into private hands.