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Hand and right arm bent at the elbow, study for "Beatrice" by Washington Allston — VisualArtsDB

Hand and right arm bent at the elbow, study for "Beatrice"

Hand and right arm bent at the elbow, study for "Beatrice"

Washington Allston

1814–1824

Medium: Graphite on off-white wove paper
Dimensions: 8.1 x 12.5 cm (3 3/16 x 4 15/16 in.)
Genre: Drawings
Museum: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA, US

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Study for "Ship in a Squall"

Study for "Ship in a Squall"

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A Landscape after Sunset

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Male Head in Profile; Arm, for "Dead Man Revived..."; verso: Three Heads and Arm

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Head of a Young Woman with Hair Braided on Top of her Head

Head of a Young Woman with Hair Braided on Top of her Head

Washington Allston, 1826

Study of Five Flying Figures, for "Fairies..."; verso: Peasant Family

Study of Five Flying Figures, for "Fairies..."; verso: Peasant Family

Washington Allston, 1829

Moonlit River Landscape with Ruins, Boats and Figures

Moonlit River Landscape with Ruins, Boats and Figures

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Winged Figure and Two Birds; verso: Six Helmet Studies

Winged Figure and Two Birds; verso: Six Helmet Studies

Washington Allston, 1829

Right Hand and Forearm, study for "The Angel of Wrath"

Right Hand and Forearm, study for "The Angel of Wrath"

Washington Allston, 1829

Mountain

Mountain

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Saint Cecilia, after Raphael

Saint Cecilia, after Raphael

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Three Standing Figures, for "The Death of King John;" verso: Reclining Man

Three Standing Figures, for "The Death of King John;" verso: Reclining Man

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Baby, study for "Family Group"

Baby, study for "Family Group"

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