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This half-length pastel portrait depicts a woman looking directly out of the portrait with her body turned slightly toward her right. She wears an elaborate diaphanous collar with lace fringes that is tied at the neck with a pink ribbon and a dress made of luxurious fabrics. While the face of the sitter is smooth and idealized, her clothing is rendered with meticulous attention to detail and texture.
Francis Cotes
The Honorable Mrs. John Proby, Later Lady Carysfort (née Elizabeth Allen)
1751
Museum Purchase
1965/1.186
The ewer in this drawing is decorated with cavorting satyrs, lions, and grotesque masks.
Mathias Zündt
Decorative Ewer with Satyrs
1551 – 1572
Museum Purchase
1960/2.21
This multi-colored, high saturation color, abstract image floats on a black background. 
Felix Ruvolo
Evocation
1952
Gift of Jean Paul Slusser in memory of Roger H. Bennett
1954/1.145
A portrait of a woman. Only her head and the upper part of her body is visible. She is wearing a hat, a dress and some earrings.&nbsp;<br /> <br /> EC 2017
Diego Rivera (Mexican)
A Woman
1955
Gift of Gilbert M. Frimet
1985/1.106
In the center of the page, there is a simple drawing of a nude woman seated. The sitter is seated on a chair; her left arm rests on the top of a chair and she is forward-facing.
Henri Matisse (French (culture or style))
Seated Nude
1907
Museum Purchase
1948/1.283
This drawing has sketches of women on both sides of the paper. The front (recto) image shows a seated woman with her hands in her lap and she faces forward. The reverse (verso) side shows another seated woman and also sketches of clothing. On the front, the artist has signed (l.r.) "R Dufy" in pencil.
Raoul Dufy (French (culture or style))
Studies of Seated Women
1905 – 1915
Gift of Gilbert Frimet
1986/2.77
This is an abstract composition of loose, overall, intersecting lines. Some are rounded squiggles, others are straight, and a circle appears at the top. 
Abraham Walkowitz (American (North American))
New York
1914
Gift of Abraham Walkowitz
1950/1.142
A bridge with three arches extends from the left edge towards the right near the center of the image. There are trees behind it and different types of trees cut the right edge of the bridge off from view. Squiggly lines indicate a hill or water along the bottom half.
Camille Pissarro
Champigny
1863
Gift of the Lannan Foundation in Honor of the Pelham Family
1997/1.98
A published book containing text, prints and drawings. The cover is pale blue with a white pattern of a plant. On the title page, the artist dedicated and signed the book in black ink: "April 12, 2007 / given to the University of / Michigan Museum of Art / to recognize the contribution / of James Christen Steward. / Michele Oka Doner".
Michele Oka Doner (American (North American))
Workbook
2004
Gift of the artist
2007/2.77.1
This drawing on paper shows an abstract sculptural object with a cyclindrical element through the middle of the structure. There is a single horizon line in the background on which the artist has signed and dated the drawing in black crayon (c.l.) "Lipton 71".
Seymour Lipton (American (North American))
Untitled
1971
Gift of Carol Lipton Goyette
2007/2.56
This is an ink sketch of a man in a coat and hat walking towards the left. There is an obscured figure to the man’s right.
David Wilkie
Sketch of Two Figures Walking Left
1800 – 1841
Joseph F. McCrindle Collection
2009/1.520
A collage drawing with "Stakes is high" in large bubble letters at the top. The bottom of the drawing is a sparse cityscape and a figure wearing a purple skimask looking at the viewer.
Jakob Kolding
Stakes is high
2008
Museum Purchase
2010/2.20
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