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Artist/Maker (American, 1852 – 1917)

Study for "Electricity", Columbian Exposition, Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building

1890–1893
Graphite, watercolor, pink pencil(?), and red ink on ivory paper.
Sheet: 10 7/16 x 8 1/4 in. (26.5 x 21 cm)
Gift of the National Academy of Design
1935.85.3.78
DescriptionSketch from a bound album with 155 tipped in sketches by Beckwith.

See J. Carroll Beckwith's Scrapbooks:
Volume 1, pp. 91-94
Volume 2, p. 119 verso
InscribedInscribed in graphite at lower center: "ELECTRICITY"; at loer right: "Carroll Beckwith"; red ink grid with numbering and lettering.
ClassificationsDRAWINGS
Portrait of a Woman, Study for "Cordelia"
James Carroll Beckwith
January 13, 1883
1935.85.3.3
Clio
James Carroll Beckwith
1890s
1935.85.3.101
Study for "Sylvan Toilet" (1896)
James Carroll Beckwith
1890s
1935.85.3.107
Head and Hair of a Woman (Study for "Dawn"?)
James Carroll Beckwith
August 22, 1892
1935.85.3.82
Pan Playing Pipes and a Woman Dancing
James Carroll Beckwith
1880s
1935.85.3.27
"Model Asleep"
James Carroll Beckwith
1890s
1935.85.3.139
Study for The Hamadryad
James Carroll Beckwith
1890s
1935.85.3.134