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Sketchbook Page: Le Point du Jour by American Kenyon Cox — VisualArtsDB

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Sketchbook Page: Le Point du Jour

Sketchbook Page: Le Point du Jour

Sketchbook Page: Le Point du Jour

American Kenyon Cox

1870

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

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Sketchbook Page

Sketchbook Page

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Jester

Sketchbook Page: Jester

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Sweet Briar

Sketchbook Page: Sweet Briar

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Portrait of Man with Beard

Sketchbook Page: Portrait of Man with Beard

American Kenyon Cox, 1880

Sketchbook Page

Sketchbook Page

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Hilly Landscape

Sketchbook Page: Hilly Landscape

American Kenyon Cox, 1880

Sketchbook Page

Sketchbook Page

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Study for "The Beneficence of the Law," Essex County Courthouse, Newark, NJ

Study for "The Beneficence of the Law," Essex County Courthouse, Newark, NJ

American Kenyon Cox, 1900

Nude Study of Man Walking

Nude Study of Man Walking

American Kenyon Cox, 1880

Sketchbook Page: Historic Portrait No. 1 (Self-Portrait)

Sketchbook Page: Historic Portrait No. 1 (Self-Portrait)

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

Sketchbook Page: Two Portraits

Sketchbook Page: Two Portraits

American Kenyon Cox, 1870

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

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

American Kenyon Cox, 1890