Studies for the head of an old man in Golgotha
Studies for the head of an old man in Golgotha
Studies for the head of an old man in Golgotha
Studies for the head of an old man in Golgotha

Currently not on view

Studies for the head of an old man in Golgotha,

1900

Otto Greiner, German, 1869–1916
2000-440

Information

Title
Studies for the head of an old man in Golgotha
Dates

1900

Maker
Otto Greiner
Medium
Black, red and pink chalk
Dimensions
46.4 × 31.7 cm. (18 1/4 × 12 1/2 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Alexander B.V. Johnson, Class of 1972, and Roberta J.M. Olson, Graduate School Class of 1976, in memory of E. Dudley H. Johnson
Object Number
2000-440
Signatures
Signed in red chalk, lower right: O. Gr
Inscription
in ink, lower right: 12
Culture
German
Type
drawings
Materials
black chalk, red chalk, chalk, wove paper
Subject
crucifixion, studies (visual works), men, elderly

Alexander B.V. Johnson;

Gift to Princeton University Art Museum

Head Studies of an Old Man in "The Crucifixion"

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