

"Coral" (Study for Mural, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago)
A sepia-toned drawing of a nude woman standing in front of a tan wall with an archway. The woman has her left arm raised and bent at the elbow, with her hand on top of her head. Her right arm is raised above her head with her elbow bent. She is wearing a flowing cloth wrapped around her waist and draped over her left shoulder. The woman appears to be standing on a block or ledge. The drawing appears to be a study for a mural.
Artwork details
- Date:
- ca. 1892
- Medium:
- Charcoal and pastel on tan wove paper
- Culture:
- American
- Dimensions:
- 369 × 624 px
- Museum record:
- View original
You May Also Like

Study for Penelope

Study

Draped Figure, Standing

Allegorical Figure (recto)

St. John the Evangelist

Arab Woman

Study of Monks

Lucretia

Prudence

Envy

Woman with Hands behind Her Back

Caresse - moi danc, chéri

Figure Facing Forward

Lucretia

Sketch

First Exhibition of the Humorists, Palace of Style

Allegorical Figure (verso)

Nude Woman

Study for the Mother in The Fisherman's Family

Study of the Sabine Statue from the Villa Medici

Fortune

Green and Blue: The Dancer

The Risen Christ

Study





