
Study for the Saturday Evening Post cover, July 3
Joseph Christian Leyendecker · 1874 - 1951
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Study for the Saturday Evening Post cover, July 3, Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1915). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Christian Leyendecker died in 1951; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This multi-figure study shows a man in a straw boater and red tie carrying a woven basket, with a woman in a flowered hat beside him. Scattered around them are fragmentary studies of children, babies in bonnets, a smiling boy in a cap, and hands, feet, and clothing. Joseph Christian Leyendecker painted this study in 1915 as preparation for a Saturday Evening Post cover, titled Study for the Saturday Evening Post cover, July 3.























