The sciences, study for peacock in tympanum, southwest gallery, decoration for the Library of Congress LCCN2004662448
Kenyon Cox · American, 1856-1919
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The sciences, study for peacock in tympanum, southwest gallery, decoration for the Library of Congress LCCN2004662448, Kenyon Cox (1896), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A study of a peacock shown in profile with its tail feathers fanned downward, painted in green, blue and bronze tones on a pale ground. A separate detail study of two eye-patterned feathers in rose and red appears in the lower right, with loose sketched marks at the upper right. Kenyon Cox's study for the decoration of the Library of Congress is dated 1896.
