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Life Class

Image credit: Nottingham City Museums & Galleries

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In the foreground a man perches on a high stool which has a cloth draped over it. He holds a reed flute as if playing, he wears a small loin covering. In the centre to the left sits a woman in Edwardian dress. She sits before an easel, her right arm raised in an action of drawing or painting. Behind her a full-length but small-scale sculpture or plaster cast of a male figure.

Nottingham City Museums & Galleries

Nottingham

Title

Life Class

Date

1912

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 74.9 x W 54.6 cm

Accession number

NCM 1941-10

Acquisition method

gift from the Nottingham College of Art and Crafts, via the Principal A. H. Rodway, 1941

Work type

Painting

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