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A nude woman holding an article of clothing.
Nu Debout
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Nu Debout

Artist Pierre Bonnard (French, 1867 - 1947)
Dateundated
MediumLithograph
DimensionsSheet : 13 x 10 in. (33 x 25.4 cm)
Image: 8 x 5 3/4 in. (20.3 x 14.6 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineMuseum Collection, University Gallery Purchase
Object numberPR-69-23
Collections
Visual DescriptionA nude woman holding an article of clothing.
Man at a desk with etching needle or pen.
Le Graveur
Pierre Bonnard
undated
Cartoons illustrating the satirical article "Child-Holding" by Robert Benchley, showing men holding babies in various ways. One man wears glasses, a bow tie, and a vest, and smokes a pipe while holding a baby by the arm; another man wearing a bow tie holds a baby out at arms length while a man and woman look on, laughing; another man is hoisted onto a baby's shoulders while holding a bottle.
Untitled Cartoon
William Gropper
undated
Skirt decorated with multiple colors of cotton that are pieced together to create traditional Seminole designs.
Seminole skirt
Seminole Artist
First half of 20th century
Dress decorated with multiple colors of cotton that are pieced together to create traditional Seminole designs.
Seminole Shirt
Seminole Artist
First half of 20th century
Jacket decorated with multiple colors of cotton that are pieced together to create traditional Seminole designs.
Seminole jacket
Seminole Artist
First half of 20th century
Jacket decorated with multiple colors of cotton that are pieced together to create traditional Seminole designs.
Seminole jacket
Seminole Artist
First half of 20th century
Jacket decorated with multiple colors of cotton that are pieced together to create traditional Seminole designs.
Seminole jacket
Seminole Artist
First half of 20th century
Poncho with multiple colors of cotton that are pieced together to create traditional Seminole designs.
Seminole cape
Seminole Artist
First half of 20th century
Standing nude female figure cast from the artist's Gates of Hell project, inspired by Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem Divine Comedy.
Faunesse debout (Standing Fauness)
Auguste Rodin
Model date: 1884; Cast date: early 20th century
Two abstracted figures stand in the center, one in profile and one in three-quarters view. They wear identical clothing. Surrounding them are geometric forms and a foliate border. At the top, the word "Regidores" is written in cursive script.
2. Regidores – Sololá
Carlos Mérida
1951
Two standing figures, one facing toward the viewer and one facing away. Both wear identical black clothing with colorfully patterned fabric wraps and headpieces. They are surrounded by geometric motifs. At the top and bottom, the phrases "San Martin Chile Verde" and "Quezaltenango" are written in cursive script.
9. San Martin Chile Verde – Quezaltenango
Carlos Mérida
1951
A woman is sitting nude playing the flute for another woman, partially nude, lying on the grass. Green, blue, black & violet inks.
La Femme Neu Couchee et joueur de Flute
Pablo Picasso
1932

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