Study of Venus for the Judgment of Paris, ceiling decoration for Dorchester House
Study of Venus for the Judgment of Paris, ceiling decoration for Dorchester House
Study of Venus for the Judgment of Paris, ceiling decoration for Dorchester House
Study of Venus for the Judgment of Paris, ceiling decoration for Dorchester House

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Study of Venus for the Judgment of Paris, ceiling decoration for Dorchester House,

1858-1862

Alfred George Stevens, 1817–1875; born Dorset, England; died London, England
x1948-1938

Information

Title
Study of Venus for the Judgment of Paris, ceiling decoration for Dorchester House
Dates

1858-1862

Maker
Alfred George Stevens
Medium
Recto: Red chalk Verso: Graphite
Dimensions
31.2 x 19.2 cm. (12 5/16 x 7 9/16 in.)
Credit Line
Dan Fellows Platt Collection
Object Number
x1948-1938
Culture
British, English
Type
drawings, studies (visual works)
Materials
graphite, red chalk, paper (fiber product)
Subject
nudes, standing, architectural drawings, profiles (figures), women

Acquired by Platt from Parsons in 1924.

The information comes from a note in Platt's hand in the album (x1948-1926/2041) to which the drawing was pasted until around 1976.

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