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Portrait study of Philip J. Noel-Baker, delegate from the United Kingdom to the United Nations and the Economic and Social Council
Portrait study of Philip J. Noel-Baker, delegate from the United Kingdom to the United Nations and the Economic and Social Council

Portrait study of Philip J. Noel-Baker, delegate from the United Kingdom to the United Nations and the Economic and Social Council

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Object Details

Title:
Portrait study of Philip J. Noel-Baker, delegate from the United Kingdom to the United Nations and the Economic and Social Council
Date:
1946
Artist:
Medium:
Charcoal on paper mounted on board with framing lines in graphite
Dimensions
9 5/8 x 8 in.
Classification
Drawings-watercolors
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 2015
Description

[top right of drawing in graphite]: June 5th, 1946; [lower left in graphite]: Philp J. Noel-Baker / Economic & Social Council; [lower right in graphite]: "..Health not merely the / absence of physical disease"; [bottom center with guidelines all in graphite]: United Kingdom; [bottom right in graphite]: V.O.

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