Sir George Clausen RA, Outline sketch of a seated woman, 1875 - 1944.
385 mm x 281 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Outline sketch of a seated woman, 1875 - 1944
Sir George Clausen RA (1852 - 1944)
RA Collection: Art
385 mm x 281 mm
Associated works of art
8 results
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![Sir George Clausen RA, A seated woman, preparatory sketch for 'The Window']()
Sir George Clausen RA
A seated woman, preparatory sketch for 'The Window', c.1912
Pencil on paper
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![Sir George Clausen RA, Half-length portrait of one of the artist's daughters]()
Sir George Clausen RA
Half-length portrait of one of the artist's daughters, c.1912
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![Sir George Clausen RA, Portrait sketch of one of the artist's daughters]()
Sir George Clausen RA
Portrait sketch of one of the artist's daughters, c.1912
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![Sir George Clausen RA, Preparatory study for 'The Window']()
Sir George Clausen RA
Preparatory study for 'The Window', c.1912
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![Sir George Clausen RA, Preparatory sketch for 'The Window', annotated]()
Sir George Clausen RA
Preparatory sketch for 'The Window', annotated, c.1912
Pencil on paper
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![Sir George Clausen RA, Preparatoy study for 'The Window', squared up]()
Sir George Clausen RA
Preparatoy study for 'The Window', squared up, c.1912
Pencil on paper
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![Sir George Clausen RA, Profile sketch of a woman's head]()
Sir George Clausen RA
Profile sketch of a woman's head, 1905 -1940
Pencil on paper
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![Sir George Clausen RA, Preparatory sketch for 'The Window']()
Sir George Clausen RA
Preparatory sketch for 'The Window', August 1908
Pencil on paper
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