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Elsie, figure
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Elsie, figure

Bellows, George, 1882-1925 · 1921

CC0 — Public Domain
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"Elsie, Figure" portrays an elegantly dressed Elsie Speicher [wife of Eugene Speicher] in the same dress and same pose as in the group composition with Marjorie Henri and Emma Bellows, "Elsie, Emma and Marjorie, Second Stone" (M. 104). This portrait and the two-figure study, "Emma and Marjorie on a Sofa" (M. 102), duplicate the complete subject of M. 104. (Mason)

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