E.T. Parris, Half-length sketch of a reclining female nude.
Black and red chalk on cream wove paper. 131 mm x 131 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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E.T. Parris (1793 - 1873)
RA Collection: Art
131 mm x 131 mm
E.T. Parris
Half-length female nude
Pencil and black chalk on wove paper
Half-length reclining female nude
Pencil with black, white and red chalk on buff wove paper
Half-length female nude viewed from behind
Black chalk on wove paper
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