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Title
Esther and Ahasuerus
Artist
Guercino (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri)
Physical Description
Drawing of a male figure on left wearing a headress and holding a stick-like object with three female figures on the right, two of which are standing behind the third as if holding her up.
Artist Life Dates
1591 - 1666
Object Creation Date
1639
Accession Number
2008/1.161
Medium and Support
pen and ink on paper
relevance
rank 11.84571
Secondary Keywords
drawings
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Title
Study for the Collectors
Artist
Will Barnet
Physical Description
Study for a portrait of the Vogels, with Herbert in the foreground and Dorothy visible behind him to the left. Line drawing in pencil with erasure marks. The portrait is sketched out in a square drawn on the sheet, and signed in the lower right corner. Notes to himself include: “Dot & Herb position?” (lower left corner), “proportion & lining up of the chins, eyes” (upper right corner).
Artist Life Dates
1911-2012
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
1977
Accession Number
2008/2.220
Medium and Support
pencil on paper
relevance
rank 11.44957
Secondary Keywords
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Title
Study for the Play Scene from Hamlet
Artist
William Orpen
Physical Description
This drawing depicts two groups of figures. A darker, more heavily shadowed group that includes a prominent standing figure appears in the lower right corner. A second group of seated figures, more lightly drawn, appear in the upper left.
Artist Life Dates
(1878 - 1931)
Century
19th century
Object Creation Date
1898-1899
Accession Number
2009/1.509
Medium and Support
graphite and ink wash on paper, mounted on board
relevance
rank 10.58591
Secondary Keywords
buildings and the land
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Title
Study for an Overdoor Decoration in the Sala Regia of the Vatican
Artist
Taddeo Zuccaro
Physical Description
This drawing depicts two addorsed female figures reclining on a triangular slope. The women are partly clothed, and the one on the left wears an elephant-shaped headpiece. Between their shoulders appears a blank escutcheon held by two putti. Nude men in the background strain to hold back piles of objects that include shields and spears.
Artist Life Dates
(1529 - 1566)
Century
16th century
Object Creation Date
1564
Accession Number
1966/1.93
Medium and Support
pen and brown ink with brown wash on buff paper
relevance
rank 10.08539
Secondary Keywords
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Title
Study of a Male Nude with Floating Drapery
Artist
Isaac Claesz van Swanenburg
Physical Description
This study of a male nude set within a niche combines a skilled portrayal of anatomy with a powerful evocation of movement and emotional intensity. Through the carefully rendered arms and swirling draperies the artist expands and animates the space around the figure, who seems to surge forward even as he turns his head back in a gesture of despair.
Artist Life Dates
1537-1614
Century
16th century
Object Creation Date
1562-1638
Accession Number
1954/2.54
Medium and Support
pen, brown ink and gray wash on laid paper
relevance
rank 9.28589
Secondary Keywords
descriptors
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Title
Study for the Last Judgement in the Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence
Artist
Federico Zuccaro
Physical Description
This is a preparatory drawing of a group of putti that form part of the painted decoration of the dome of Florence cathedral. The most striking figures are the putti in the upper corners of the drawing who support an architectural cornice and a pair of putto that appear between them. One of these putti holds a shirt and his companion holds three dice. Myriad other putti are rendered more lightly to give the impression that they are positioned in the background.
Artist Life Dates
1543-1609
Century
16th century
Object Creation Date
circa 1576
Accession Number
1973/2.81
Medium and Support
pen, brown ink and wash on buff paper
relevance
rank 8.70730
Secondary Keywords
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Title
Study for 'Image in Xhorkom'
Artist
Arshile Gorky
Physical Description
Black and white drawing of organic forms vaguely resembling human figures flowing into one another in a room-like space. On the right hand side of the grouping stands the most recognizably humanoid figure.
Artist Life Dates
1904 - 1948
Century
20th century
Object Creation Date
circa 1936
Accession Number
1964/2.41
Medium and Support
graphite and tempera on off-white laid paper
relevance
rank 8.44037
Secondary Keywords
visual arts
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