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Sketchbook Page: Dry Bones by American Kenyon Cox — VisualArtsDB

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Sketchbook Page: Dry Bones

Sketchbook Page: Dry Bones

Sketchbook Page: Dry Bones

American Kenyon Cox

1870

Medium: Graphite on paper
Genre: Albums (bound) & books
Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Sketchbook Page: Oak Leaf

Sketchbook Page: Oak Leaf

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

The Statute Law, Study for Right Panel of "The Reign of Law," Frieze for Appellate Court, New York

The Statute Law, Study for Right Panel of "The Reign of Law," Frieze for Appellate Court, New York

American Kenyon Cox, 1890

Sketchbook Page: Sedum Sieboldti

Sketchbook Page: Sedum Sieboldti

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Study for "Memory," Pittsburgh, PA

Study for "Memory," Pittsburgh, PA

American Kenyon Cox, 1890

Sketchbook Page

Sketchbook Page

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Self-Portrait

Sketchbook Page: Self-Portrait

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Study for "The Annunciation"

Study for "The Annunciation"

American Kenyon Cox, 1900

Sketchbook Page: Historic Portrait No. 2 (Self-Portrait)

Sketchbook Page: Historic Portrait No. 2 (Self-Portrait)

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Study for "The Court," "The Common Law," Appellate Division Court House, New York, NY

Study for "The Court," "The Common Law," Appellate Division Court House, New York, NY

American Kenyon Cox, 1890

Sketchbook Page: 17th-century Portraits

Sketchbook Page: 17th-century Portraits

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Personification of "Textiles," Study for the Dome of the Manufacturer's Building, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, IL

Personification of "Textiles," Study for the Dome of the Manufacturer's Building, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, IL

American Kenyon Cox, 1890

Nude Study for Figure of "Courage," Memorial Window to Jacob Dolson Cox, Oberlin College

Nude Study for Figure of "Courage," Memorial Window to Jacob Dolson Cox, Oberlin College

American Kenyon Cox, 1900