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portrait of George Floyd in black inside an irregularly shaped dark form

George Floyd, In Memorium 2020, 2020

David Barthold

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Seated Female Nude, 1630s-1640s

Attributed to Jacob Adriaensz. Backer; Artist: Attributed to Govaert Flinck

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recto: study of drapery on a standing figure; head, PR arm and PL upper arm/shoulder slightly differentiated, but features not included; figure holds drapery against PL thigh; some muscles of torso visible through drapery; verso not examined--received framed

Drapery Studies (recto and verso), 1560s-1570s

Unknown Italian (Roman), c. 1560s - 1570s; Artist: Formerly attributed to Girolamo Muziano

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reclining foreshortened figure, lying on PR side, with knees bent and feet drawn up; sketchy

Seated Boy, 17th century

Jan Both

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standing man wearing a cap and a long robe-like garment, holding a staff with both hands; head turned to PL

Standing Draped Man with a Staff, 16th-17th century

Circle of Antonio Circignani (il Pomarancio)

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head and torso of a man wearing a heavy garment, with PR elbow resting on a stack of books, head in hand; PL hand also rests on books; face sketchy--drapery study; corners clipped

Saint Thomas Aquinas in Meditation, 17th century

Circle of Giacomo Cavedone

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recto: sketchy study of head and upper body of woman with her hair up, wearing a crown, with heavy draperies on her shoulders; from PL side; verso: study of the head, torso and outstretched PL arm of a draped woman with her hair in a bun, from PL side

Study of a Crowned Woman Kneeling, 17th-18th century

Luigi Garzi

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landscape; very tall rock formations forming a narrow cave/grotto left of center; three figures under trees, LRC; two standing figures in LLQ

Ear of Dionysius, 1842

Edward Lear

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landscape; slightly abstracted; dark cloud, URC; high horizon line; dark shapes/grasses in foreground

Segesta, 1842

Edward Lear

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recto: sheet divided into two sections with vertical line in black chalk; right section mostly blank, with small sketchy study of figures in LRC; left section has sketch of horse with front legs down, with rider falling from his mount; rider holds a long staff or spear vertically; verso: study of a PR hand with sketchy drapery (?) above

Man Fallen from Horse, Study for Conversion of Saint Paul or Battle of Constantine (recto); Study of a Hand (verso), 17th century

Attributed to Jacques Courtois (called Borgognone); Artist: Attributed to Guglielmo Cortese

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