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Drawing of a Girl's Head

Various, 1893

The Whitworth, Manchester

Ten drawings from a collection of 49 works donated to the Whitworth. 1) Drawing of a Girl's Head by Albert Joseph Moore (main illustration); 2) Stream and Willows with Figure by Pringle; 3) Kneeling Male Nude by Richmond; 4) An Angel for Bayswater Chapel by Shields; 5-6) Pair of paintings of John Montagu and Mary Gertrude Spencer Stanhope by John Roddam Spencer Stanhope; 7) Summer at Stowe by Gillies; 8) A landscape by Ginner; 9) St Raphael by Inchbold and 10) Courtyard at 24 Rue d'Artois, Paris by King.

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Title of artwork, date

Drawing of a Girl's Head, 1893

Date supported

2009

Medium and material

Various

Dimensions

Various

Gifted by

Arthur and Helen Grogan

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