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Study of Sculpture of Reclining Male Nude by American Kenyon Cox — VisualArtsDB

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Study of Sculpture of Reclining Male Nude

Study of Sculpture of Reclining Male Nude

Study of Sculpture of Reclining Male Nude

American Kenyon Cox

1880

Medium: Charcoal on pale blue-grey paper
Genre: Figure
Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Sketchbook Page: Portrait of a Man

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American Kenyon Cox, 1870

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American Kenyon Cox, 1910

Sketchbook Page

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Sketchbook Page: Oak Leaves

Sketchbook Page: Oak Leaves

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Design for Magazine Cover

Design for Magazine Cover

American Kenyon Cox, 1900

Sketchbook Page: Man Standing

Sketchbook Page: Man Standing

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Study for "Learning," Lunette in Hudson County Courthouse, Jersey City, NJ

Study for "Learning," Lunette in Hudson County Courthouse, Jersey City, NJ

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Study for "Equity" in "The Common Law" Frieze for "The Reign of Law" Mural at New York Appellate Division Courthouse

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American Kenyon Cox, 1890