Paul Laib, Seated female nude, 1900 or 1909.
200 mm x 149 mm. © The Artist's Estate.
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Seated female nude, 1900 or 1909
Paul Laib (1869 - 1958)
RA Collection: Art
Photograph of a statuette of a seated nude, probably bronze. One of a collection of 67 photographs of sculpture by Francis Derwent Wood R.A. which belonged to Kineton Parkes.
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200 mm x 149 mm
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