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A theater setting with a group of women dancers on the stage to the left and an audience in the foreground
Irving Place Burlesque
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Irving Place Burlesque

Artist Reginald Marsh (American, born France, 1898 - 1954)
Datec. 1928
Place of originUnited States
MediumEtching on paper
Dimensions7 x 10 3/4 in. (17.8 x 27.3 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineBequest of Elaine Glass
Object number2015.26.4
Collections
Visual Descriptiona theater setting with a group of women dancers on the stage to the left and an audience in the foreground
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Reginald Marsh
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Portrait of a man, Kenneth Hayes Miller, wearing a three-piece suit and tie.
Portrait of Kenneth Hayes Miller
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1931
A monochrome watercolor of two women with long blonde hair walking together toward the right. One wears a form-fitting blouses, flowy skirts, and high heels, and the other a looser coat. A vague suggestion of a shop window with mannequins is to their right.
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1944
Urban landscape of smoke stacks from a factory with a locomotive and rail cars in the foreground and a bridge in the background.
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Reginald Marsh
1930
Urban view with figures in the foreground and buildings in the middle and background.
Lower East Side
Reginald Marsh
1929
An urban scene with figures sleeping on a hill with a bridge in the background
Along the Seine
Reginald Marsh
1928
Three Men at Table (Fat Cats Swapping Stories or Café Brasserie)
Three Men at Table (Fat Cats Swapping Stories or Café Brasserie)
Reginald Marsh
1932
Sketch/study of woman reclining.
Nude Study
Reginald Marsh
undated
Line sketch of a crowd of nude sun bathers on Coney Island Beach, executed as a study for engraving #207 in Norman Sasowsky Catalogue raisonné.
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Reginald Marsh
c. 1940
Florida Scene
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Reginald Marsh
1930
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Reginald Marsh
undated
Mexican festival with costumed dancers, musicians, spectators, some entering cathedral. Fire works in the sky. Beverage tables with bottles, pitcher, glasses in foreground. Masked figure on horseback part of masquerade and procession.
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Thomas Handforth
1929-1930

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