Study of Michelangelo's "Night"

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Tradition
Tradition
Kenyon Cox, 1916
Study for Mural at Hotel Manhattan, "Peace and Plenty"
Study for Mural at Hotel Manhattan, "Peace and Plenty"
Kenyon Cox, ca. 1901
Sketch for Mosaic, Wisconsin State Capital, "Justice"
Sketch for Mosaic, Wisconsin State Capital, "Justice"
Kenyon Cox, ca. 1912
After Titian's "Madonna of the Rabbit"
After Titian's "Madonna of the Rabbit"
Kenyon Cox, 1878-1882
Plenty
Plenty
Kenyon Cox, 1910
The Silver Hand Glass
The Silver Hand Glass
Kenyon Cox, 1907
Study for "Science Instructing Industry"
Study for "Science Instructing Industry"
Kenyon Cox, 1898
Christ
Christ
Kenyon Cox, 1905
Study for Mural at U.S. Custom House, Cleveland, OH, "Passing Commerce Pays Tribute to the Port of Cleveland"
Study for Mural at U.S. Custom House, Cleveland, OH, "Passing Commerce Pays Tribute to the Port of Cleveland"
Kenyon Cox, 1909
An Eclogue
An Eclogue
Kenyon Cox, 1890
Book of Pictures
Book of Pictures
Kenyon Cox, 1910-1917
Study for "Evening"
Study for "Evening"
Kenyon Cox, 1883

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