Two studies of hands: one resting, one holding pen
Two studies of hands: one resting, one holding pen

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Two studies of hands: one resting, one holding pen,

after 1855

attributed to Charles Fairfax Murray, British, 1849–1919
formerly attributed to Alfred George Stevens, British, 1817–1875
x1948-1990

Information

Title
Two studies of hands: one resting, one holding pen
Dates

after 1855

Maker
attributed to Charles Fairfax Murray
Medium

Graphite

Dimensions

15.5 × 16.5 cm (6 1/8 × 6 1/2 in.)

Credit Line

Dan Fellows Platt Collection

Object Number
x1948-1990
Inscription

In graphite, verso, lower left: Parsons 1926 $19
I graphite, verso, lower right: E 1137 [in circle]

Culture
British, English
Type
drawings, studies (visual works)
Materials
paper (fiber product), graphite
Subject
hands

formerly attributed to Alfred George Stevens, British, 1817–1875

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