Top: Design for Michael Fleeing, from Christ Upon the Hill, etching of 1895; Bottom: Study for Christ Beside the Fire, from Christ Upon the Hill
Top: Design for Michael Fleeing, from Christ Upon the Hill, etching of 1895; Bottom: Study for Christ Beside the Fire, from Christ Upon the Hill

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Top: Design for Michael Fleeing, from Christ Upon the Hill, etching of 1895; Bottom: Study for Christ Beside the Fire, from Christ Upon the Hill

William Strang, British, 1859–1921
x1948-1677.90

Information

Title
Top: Design for Michael Fleeing, from Christ Upon the Hill, etching of 1895; Bottom: Study for Christ Beside the Fire, from Christ Upon the Hill
Maker
William Strang
Medium

Graphite

Dimensions

37.4 × 24.1 cm (14 3/4 × 9 1/2 in.)

Credit Line

Bequest of Dan Fellows Platt, Class of 1895

Object Number
x1948-1677.90
Inscription

in graphite, center right: Christ upon the Hill | Michael fleeing
in graphite, lower center: Christ upon the Hill | Christ beside the fire | study for etching

Culture
British, Scottish
Type
sketches, drawings, studies (visual works)
Materials
graphite
Subject
figures (representations), designs, religious art, Christianity, landscapes (representations), Christ

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