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A seated woman wearing a hat and dress, and reading.
Untitled
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Untitled

Artist Kenneth Hayes Miller (American, 1876 - 1952)
Dateundated
MediumGraphite on paper
Dimensions10 x 8 in. (25.4 x 20.3 cm)
ClassificationsDrawings
Credit LineGift of Virginia M. Zabriskie
Object number1990.15
Collections
Visual DescriptionA seated woman wearing a hat and dress, and reading.
Two women wearing hats and dresses leave a clothing store/shop, arms linked; their attire suggests the 1920s; one woman holds a purse and wears a string of pearls while the other woman holds a purse/parcel and a folded umbrella.
Leaving the Shop
Kenneth Hayes Miller
1929
untitled landscape
untitled landscape
Kenneth Hayes Miller
1941
A man with a moustache wearing a suit sits in a chair, holding his hat in his hands; text below reads, "Mr. Smith was Badly Scared". Study for illustration in "An Advertising Orphan," Collier's Weekly, October 4, 1913.
Mr. Smith was Badly Scared
John Sloan
c. 1913
Three men in the foreground hold rifles/guns and hoist the California state flag on a flagpole with the Mexican flag lying on the ground; in the distance, men wearing sombrero-style hats raise their arms at gunpoint of other men holding long guns; the scene takes place in a courtyard. Study for Rincon Post Office Annex Murals.
1846 California Becomes an Independent Republic
Anton Refregier
c. 1941-1948
Sketch of woman in a dress with hand to her mouth, laughing.
Laughing Lady
Robert Henri
undated
A woman in Victorian dress leans over a table/desk speaking to a man in a chair holding a pen; an open safe and a portrait on the far wall of the office; an open door shows a book open on a desk beyond the office; text below reads, "Now, Really Mr. Smith - You Must Know That We Can't Do Business on That Basis". Study for illustration in Frank Marshall White's "The Crusade against the Loan Sharks," Munsey's, November 1913.
Now, Really Mr. Smith - You Must Know That We Can't Do Business on That Basis
John Sloan
1909
Standing nude woman (dancer Isadora Duncan) with arms raised to head and wearing loose cloth around her shoulders, a vase and window in the background; double-sided.
Isadora Duncan
Abraham Walkowitz
undated
Sketch of a woman wearing an overcoat and holding an umbrella.
Umbrella Lady
Peggy Bacon
c. 1928
Cartoon drawing of woman wearing hat, choker, dress, and fur with a Scottish Terrier dog; the words, "SOCIAL NOTES OF THE RECOVERY BY ROBERT BENCHLEY ILLUSTRATIONS BY GROPPER-" are inscribed on the right.
Untitled Cartoon for Social Notes of the Recovery
William Gropper
undated
Seated woman holds a baby in her arms.
Mother and Child
Jean Charlot
undated
Canganciero
Canganciero
Candido Portinari
undated
Study sketch with notations for color; a girl sits with hands in her lap and legs crossed; she wears a dress, tights, and shoes with ankle straps.
Young Girl Seated
George Benjamin Luks
c. 1910

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