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A dark pen drawing with white highlights on a white colored background. It shows a nude female figure seated on a swing. The setting is a wooded area with vegetation and leaves depicted with multiple short strokes that cover the entire area around the figure. The woman is posed facing the viewer with her legs intertwined and her arms above her head, grasping th ropes of the swing. She is gazing out to the left, beyond the viewer and has a joyful expression on her face.
Henri Fantin-Latour
Sara la Baigneuse
1884
Museum Purchase
1962/1.115
A photograph of a nude man sitting on a bed, his back turned toward the viewer. Cloth drapes over the end of the bed, curtains drape over the walls, and a battle helmet sits at his feet. 
McDermott & McGough (American (North American))
Valpinçon Bather
1988 – 1994
Museum purchase made possible by a gift from Helmut Stern
1995/2.6
This ink sketch on paper contains a woman in the upper center hunched over with a bundle on her back. The lower half contains two female figures with an obscured female profile in between. On the left is a half-length figure of a woman seen from the back wearing a dress. In the center is the head of a woman in profile wearing a headscarf. On the right is a woman, drawn to her hemline, standing in three-quarters profile facing right, wearing a heavy robe.<br /> The reverse has a sketch of a young male turning to face slightly backward with left arm upraised.
Stefano della Bella (Italian (culture or style))
Untitled (Sketch of a Woman Carrying a Bundle and Female Figures)
1630 – 1664
Joseph F. McCrindle Collection
2009/1.492
A young woman, dressed in diaphanous and flowing drapery and a scarf or kerchief over her hair, is seen sitting with legs crossed before a bed in which a child is lying. The woman is in profile, leaning to the right as she brings her face close to that of the child. The child is summarily sketched except for the head.
James Abbott McNeill Whistler (American (North American))
Cameo, No. 1. (Mother and Child.)
1891
Bequest of Margaret Watson Parker
1954/1.400
This study of a male nude set within a niche combines a skilled portrayal of anatomy with a powerful evocation of movement and emotional intensity. Through the carefully rendered arms and swirling draperies the artist expands and animates the space around the figure, who seems to surge forward even as he turns his head back in a gesture of despair.
Study of a Male Nude with Floating Drapery
1562 – 1638
Museum Purchase
1954/2.54
Lithograph printed in red (sanguine) of a nude female figure seen from behind standing in contrapposto pose and printed on paper (Montval) that was specifically made for Maillol. The figure is not see full-length as the legs are not indicated below the thigh.
Aristide Maillol (French (culture or style))
Draped woman viewed from behind (Femme de dos drapée)
1919 – 1929
Gift of Mr. Jean Paul Slusser
1975/1.79

Heinrich Aldegrever
The Labors of Hercules: Atlas (one of the set of 13 prints)
1550
Museum Purchase
1956/1.69
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