Three Heroes
1 drawing on cream paper : black pastel ; 23.8 x 32 cm. (sheet). | General Robert E. Lee on horseback flanked by Stonewall Jackson and Jeb Stuart, riding in review before a crowd of cheering soldiers.
Contributor:
Buroughs, F. C.
Date:1893-01-01
Photo, Print, Drawing
"Venice" - drapery of central figure
1 drawing : graphite. | Study drawing shows the clothing and drapery for "Venice," the central allegorical figure in a mural in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art's Walker Art Building in Maine. A detail of her right arm is in the left margrin. A grid covers the drawing.
Contributor:
Cox, Kenyon
Date:1893
Photo, Print, Drawing
"Venice" - nude study for central figure
1 drawing : graphite. | Study drawing shows the nude "Venice," the central allegorical figure in a mural in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art's Walker Art Building in Maine. A grid with a mark for the center covers the drawing.
Contributor:
Cox, Kenyon
Date:1893-01-01
Photo, Print, Drawing
Hooker walk through the wilderness, 1636
1 drawing on tan paper : graphite, charcoal, and black chalk. | Cartoon for a lunette shows Reverend Thomas Hooker standing and gesturing towards a valley. A sick woman lies on a stretcher in foreground while other people descend. Hooker led members of his Puritan congregation from Massachusetts to Connecticut and founded Hartford.
Photo, Print, DrawingThree Heroes 1 drawing on cream paper : black pastel ; 23.8 x 32 cm. (sheet). | General Robert E. Lee on horseback flanked by Stonewall Jackson and Jeb Stuart, riding in review before a crowd of cheering soldiers.
Photo, Print, Drawing"Venice" - drapery of central figure 1 drawing : graphite. | Study drawing shows the clothing and drapery for "Venice," the central allegorical figure in a mural in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art's Walker Art Building in Maine. A detail of her right arm is in the left margrin. A grid covers the drawing.
Photo, Print, Drawing"Venice" - nude study for central figure 1 drawing : graphite. | Study drawing shows the nude "Venice," the central allegorical figure in a mural in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art's Walker Art Building in Maine. A grid with a mark for the center covers the drawing.
Photo, Print, DrawingHooker walk through the wilderness, 1636 1 drawing on tan paper : graphite, charcoal, and black chalk. | Cartoon for a lunette shows Reverend Thomas Hooker standing and gesturing towards a valley. A sick woman lies on a stretcher in foreground while other people descend. Hooker led members of his Puritan congregation from Massachusetts to Connecticut and founded Hartford.