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Study of landscape, columns on a rocky seacoast (R), Colour chart (V)
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Female nude at window, associated with ‘Death of the Dragon’
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Life studies of a female, kneeling at a window, for ‘Death of the Dragon.’ Charcoal and pastel on dark grey paper.
Study of seated male figure from life, annotated ‘A day less for the Examination’
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Life study of an Italian male model dated 1875 and executed whilst Evelyn was at the Slade. The artists modesty was preserved with strategically placed drapery. The drawing is a rare example of Evelyns ability to portray individual features, in contrast to the idealized forms that appear in the majority of her works. The inscription at the foot of the drawing reads E. Pickering, a day less, for the examination. Whilst the drawing has clearly been badly damaged in the past and is in need of conservation, it is in a relatively stable condition.
Study of female arm for ‘The Storm Spirits’
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Study of arm for ‘The Storm Spirits”. Pencil on cream paper.
Study for ‘Cadmus and Harmonia, female feet
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Two studies of feet, for ‘Cadmus and Harmonia’. Pencil on cream paper.
Study of a female back and shoulder
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Study of standing female nude figure for ‘Cadmus and Harmonia’
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Study of female torso for ‘Cadmus and Harmonia’. Pencil on cream paper.
Study of female arms for ‘By the Waters of Babylon’ and ‘The Red Cross’
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Outstretched arm used in ‘The Red Cross’; hand on ground, used in ‘By the Waters of Babylon’
Study of female arms and legs for ‘Boreas and Oreithyia’
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Study two seated nude females for ‘The Searchlight’ or ‘Realities’ (query)
Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn
Study of two seated nude figures, for ‘The Searchlight’. Pastel on grey paper.
