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Source Description
Alfred Jacob Miller was a prolific sketcher. He filled many journals with drawings and captions from the time he was studying in Paris and Rome (1833) until the 1870's. The varied interests of Miller are clearly reflected in these sketches: rural sites, studies after Old Master paintings, illustrations of literature, and comical scenes and characters. This sketch comes from the family album of L. Vernon Miller, which contains works that have passed down through the Miller family directly from the artist.
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Document identity
localId
8892
label
Woman Lifting Infant to Cell Window
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obj
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object
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2
Source metadata
id
8892
sourceUrl
contentType
object
stage
normalized
title
Woman Lifting Infant to Cell Window
description
Alfred Jacob Miller was a prolific sketcher. He filled many journals with drawings and captions from the time he was studying in Paris and Rome (1833) until the 1870's. The varied interests of Miller are clearly reflected in these sketches: rural sites, studies after Old Master paintings, illustrations of literature, and comical scenes and characters. This sketch comes from the family album of L. Vernon Miller, which contains works that have passed down through the Miller family directly from the artist.
provenance
Inherited by L. Vernon Miller, Baltimore [1]; inherited by Katherine B. Miller, Baltimore, 1965; given to Decatur Miller, Baltimore, 1982; given to Walters Art Museum, 1994.[1] passed directly from the artist down through his family.
date
mid 19th century
citationUrl
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CC0
language
en
genreSpecific
drawings (visual works)
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2
pageCount
2
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import
dimensions
units
cm
width
14
height
17.8
dimensionsRaw
H: 5 1/2 x W: 7 in. (14 x 17.8 cm)
Source extras
inscriptions
[Inscription] Avan Moyden; [Label] Prison Window
med
pencil, ink, watercolor, and was on paper
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4486
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EAN
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none
Page inventory
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1
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photo
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no
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no
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2
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photo
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7ef53ef4421fcd09
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no
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no