Helen Moore

GICLÉE
 
Helen Moore is a pencil drawing by Tom Lea from 1924, created while he was still a teenager in El Paso. The work captures Lea’s early study of figure drawing, portraiture, and the human form. This drawing offers a window into the foundations of the skill that would later define one of the most celebrated American artists of the 20th century.
 
The print is a limited edition giclée, using archival‑quality inks and paper to capture the subtle gradations and linework of Lea’s original pencil work. Giclée printing is a method that preserves fine detail and tonal range from the source image, offering a high‑fidelity reproduction of the original drawing.