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Head of an old man

POYNTER, Sir Edward

© Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales
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Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 11565

Creation/Production

POYNTER, Sir Edward
Date: 1880

Acquisition

Gift, 18/6/1928
Given by Sir William Goscombe John

Measurements

(): h(cm) sheet size:42.2
(): h(cm)
(): w(cm) sheet size:31.4
(): w(cm)

Techniques

red chalk on paper

Material

red chalk
Paper

Location

In store
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  • Art And Design Movements
  • Drawing
  • Figure Study
  • Fine Art
  • Man
  • People
  • Poynter, Sir Edward
  • Religion And Belief
  • Saints And Martyrs
  • Victorian Art
  • Works On Paper

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