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Black-and-white lithograph of artists drawing a standing nude model in a dim studio with a stove at right.

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The Life Class, Second Stone, George Bellows (1917). Via artnap.com

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A black-and-white lithograph showing a crowded studio where a standing nude female model is observed by several men at easels and drawing boards. A stove and pipe stand at the right, and a palette rests on a small stool in the foreground. The Life Class, Second Stone, by George Wesley Bellows, dated 1917, is a print in the Portland Art Museum collection.