A Person Of Stature

by Charles Jones

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The word stature comes from the Latin word statura, which comes from the past participle of stare, meaning "to stand". The first known use of the word was in the 14th century. Stature can refer to the height of a person, animal, or object. This is an envelope drawing measuring 9.25 by 4 inches. I used gel pen and color pencil. Original Jones Art, still limping about in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Ray Steele

Ray Steele 12 Nov 2024

you have a nice statue

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: And his stature isn't bad either, Ray. Hope all is good. :)