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Box Gill art 1

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Contains 134 Results:

Untitled, about 1910

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 1
Identifier: CEG2406
Scope and Contents

Gridded off sketch of two feet, with a hand grasping one ankle. Clark purchase, 1987 (accession MS.1987.002).

Dates: about 1910

Untitled, 1926 February 22

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 1
Identifier: CEG81
Scope and Contents

Two poses of a nude female figure, one a side view and the other a three-quarter view. On the bottom are the initials “EG” and the words “from photos.”

Dates: 1926 February 22

Untitled, 1928 November 5

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 4
Identifier: CEG121
Scope and Contents

Girl, nude to waist, seated on end of her bed. Caption in pencil by Gill: “It may be life, but ain’t it dull?” Removed from mat. Purchase, Maggs, 1965 (accession Ms.1965.011) ; their description of item included with item

Dates: 1928 November 5

Hosanna in Excelsis, undated

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 5
Identifier: CEG124
Scope and Contents

Watercolor drawing of Jesus Christ riding a donkey, with 3 followers on each side of the donkey, and letter above, “Hosanna in Excelsis.” Purchase, Sims, 1973 (accession MS.1973.011).

Dates: undated

Untitled, 1928 April 29

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 5
Identifier: CEG125
Scope and Contents

Watercolor of a girl in profile holding flowers.

Dates: 1928 April 29

Krishna and Parvati, 1926 March 18

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 5
Identifier: CEG126
Scope and Contents

Nude male and female figures embracing in a night landscape.

Dates: 1926 March 18

Untitled, 1921 December

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 3
Identifier: CEG127
Scope and Contents

Three portraits drawn in profile; Gill’s wife Mary Ethel Gill on the left and Petra and Elizabeth Gill on the right. Annotated in Gill’s hand on the bottom, “For Elizabeth, Christmas 1921.”

Dates: 1921 December

Untitled (Self-Portrait), 1908 January 23

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 2
Identifier: CEG129
Scope and Contents

Self-portrait (early drawing, in ink, showing Gill lettering a stone which reads “The utmost for the highest”). Below the drawing a note is lettered saying, “Here is a picture of Daddy’s workshop for his little daughter…etc.” Drawing is on postcard, and the reverse shows it was addressed to Elizabeth Gill at Ditchling. Clark purchase, G.F. Sims, 1973 (accession MS.1973.010).

Dates: 1908 January 23

"E.G. as seen by student at Academie de le gde Chaumiére, Paris", 1926 June

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 6
Identifier: CEG130
Scope and Contents

Pencil drawing of Gill's head and shoulders from behind. Purchase, Alan G. Thomas, 1973 (accession MS.1973.012).

Dates: 1926 June

Untitled (League of Nations sketches), undated

 File — Box: Gill art 1, Folder: 7
Identifier: CEG142
Scope and Contents

Three sketches of a reclining nude male figure.

Dates: undated