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Sketchbook Page: Tennyson Poem by American Kenyon Cox — VisualArtsDB

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Sketchbook Page: Tennyson Poem

Sketchbook Page: Tennyson Poem

Sketchbook Page: Tennyson Poem

American Kenyon Cox

1870

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

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Study for vase, "The Sources of Wealth, "Union Trust Company Building,Cleveland, OH

Study for vase, "The Sources of Wealth, "Union Trust Company Building,Cleveland, OH

American Kenyon Cox, 1900

Sketchbook Page: List including Charon's Boat

Sketchbook Page: List including Charon's Boat

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page

Sketchbook Page

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Two Heads

Sketchbook Page: Two Heads

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Sketches of Flowers

Sketchbook Page: Sketches of Flowers

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Iris

Sketchbook Page: Iris

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page

Sketchbook Page

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Portrait of Man in Profile

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Design for Magazine Cover

Design for Magazine Cover

American Kenyon Cox, 1900

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

Sketchbook Page

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Study of stag head

Study of stag head

American Kenyon Cox, 1900