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Woman Standing among the Friars (recto) by John Brown, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Woman Standing among the Friars (recto)

John Brown (d. 1787)

c. 1770–75 · Drawing, graphite and gray and black wash with point of brush

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Two Standing Figures (Study for A Game of Billiards) by Louis Léopold Boilly, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Two Standing Figures (Study for A Game of Billiards)

Louis Léopold Boilly (d. 1845)

c. 1807 · Drawing, black chalk with gray and brown-black chalk, with stumping, framing lines in brown-black chalk

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Study of Honoré de Balzac by Auguste Rodin, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Study of Honoré de Balzac

Auguste Rodin (d. 1917)

1891–1892 · Sculpture, bronze

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Woman Standing among the Friars (recto) Sketches of Heads (verso, left); Two Women (verso, right) by John Brown, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Woman Standing among the Friars (recto) Sketches of Heads (verso, left); Two Women (verso, right)

John Brown (d. 1787)

c. 1770–75 · Drawing, graphite and gray and black wash with point of brush

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Photographs of a Standing Male Nude Model ("Joseph Smith") by Thomas Eakins, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Photographs of a Standing Male Nude Model ("Joseph Smith")

Thomas Eakins (d. 1916)

c. 1883 · Photograph, albumen prints from glass negatives

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Solidarity by George Minne, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Solidarity

George Minne (d. 1941)

1898 · Sculpture, marble

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Smithy, study for "Das Gericht" by Samuel H. Crone, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Smithy, study for "Das Gericht"

Samuel H. Crone (d. 1913)

c.1883 · Drawing, charcoal

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Winged Fortune by William Morris Hunt, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Winged Fortune

William Morris Hunt (d. 1879)

1878 · Painting, oil on canvas

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Hercules and Telephos by Hendrick Goltzius, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Hercules and Telephos

Hendrick Goltzius (d. 1617)

1592 · Print, engraving

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