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Study of female arms for ‘Victoria Dolorosa’

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Study of standing male nude

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Nude life study of a male figure. Evelyn De Morgan (née Pickering). Circa 1893. Charcoal on fawn wove paper. Whilst the Foundation owns nearly one thousand drawings by Evelyn De Morgan, very few entirely nude studies remain. This study concentrates in particular on the muscular form of the model’s arms and legs. The drawing is signed ‘E Pickering, 5 July 1893’.

Study of female arms and legs for ‘The Light Shineth in Darkness and the Darkness Comprehendeth It Not’

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Study of female arms for ‘Valley of Shadows’

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Study of female arms for ‘Daughters of the Mist’

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Study of seated female nude for ‘Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund’

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Study of seated male nude for ‘Worship of Mammon’

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Study for ‘Portrait of William De Morgan’, male hands

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Study for ‘Blindness and Cupidity Chasing Joy from the City’, draped female figure

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

Compositional study for ‘St Christina Giving her Father’s Jewels to the Poor’

Artist: De Morgan, Evelyn

The building on far left is based on the Foundling Hospital in Florence.