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Studies of Figures Carrying Boards

Aaron Sopher

Studies of Figures Carrying Boards

1924-1956

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Studies of Figures Carrying Boards

Aaron Sopher

Studies of Figures Carrying Boards

Aaron Sopher

Studies of Figures Carrying Boards

1924-1956

Physical Qualities Pen and black ink, Sheet: 138 × 215 mm. (5 7/16 × 8 7/16 in.)
Credit Line Bequest of J. Blankfard Martenet
Object Number 2009.112.47
The Baltimore Museum of Art by bequest, 1957; J. Blankfard Martenet, Baltimore; from the artist

Inscribed: Lower left, black ink: "A. Sopher"

Markings: WM: Center, Lancaster Bond

Artist

Aaron Sopher

1904–1971

American, 1905-1972
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
NEW IMAGES OF MAN
Aaron Sopher
New Images of Man
1959
STUDIES OF FIGURES CARRYING LARGE OBJECTS (RECTO); SKETCH OF WOMAN SITTING ON STAIRS (VERSO)
Aaron Sopher
Studies of Figures Carrying Large Objects (recto); Sketch of Woman Sitting on Stairs (verso)
1924–1956
A VALENTINE BROUGHT UP TO DATE
Aaron Sopher
A Valentine Brought Up to Date
1940
STUDIES OF HEADS FOR THE TWO ADULT FIGURES IN "THE UNHAPPY FAMILY'
Feillet, Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, and others
Studies of Heads for the Two Adult Figures in "The Unhappy Family'
1819–1829
MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY NO. 1
Aaron Sopher
Making the World Safe for Democracy No. 1
1924–1956
STUDIES OF HEADS FOR THE TWO ADULT FIGURES IN "THE UNHAPPY FAMILY'
Jozan, Feillet, and others
Studies of Heads for the Two Adult Figures in "The Unhappy Family'
1819–1829
MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY NO. 1
Aaron Sopher
Making the World Safe for Democracy No. 1
1924–1956
AGATHA
Aaron Sopher
Agatha
1924–1956
Studies of Seven Heads and Two Figures
Gustaaf Buschmann
Studies of Seven Heads and Two Figures
1834–1844
AGATHA
Aaron Sopher
Agatha
1924–1956
STUDIES OF FIGURES WORKING (RECTO); STUDIES OF FIGURES WORKING (VERSO)
Aaron Sopher
Studies of Figures Working (recto); Studies of Figures Working (verso)
1924–1956