Two figures seated with a child, an enlarged version of the verso of x1948-1677.39
Two figures seated with a child, an enlarged version of the verso of x1948-1677.39
Two figures seated with a child, an enlarged version of the verso of x1948-1677.39
Two figures seated with a child, an enlarged version of the verso of x1948-1677.39

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Two figures seated with a child, an enlarged version of the verso of x1948-1677.39

William Strang, 1859–1921; born Dumbarton, Scotland; died Bournemouth, England
x1948-1677.40

Information

Title
Two figures seated with a child, an enlarged version of the verso of x1948-1677.39
Maker
William Strang
Medium
Graphite
Dimensions
24.1 × 37.4 cm (9 1/2 × 14 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Bequest of Dan Fellows Platt, Class of 1895
Object Number
x1948-1677.40
Culture
British, Scottish
Type
sketches, drawings
Materials
paper (fiber product), graphite
Subject
children (people by age group), figures (representations), sitting, landscapes (representations)

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