Study for "Bathers (St. Jo River)"

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Study for "Bathers (St. Jo River)"
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Study for "Bathers (St. Jo River)"

Date1919
MediumInk on paper
Dimensionssheet: 4 15/16 × 7 13/16 in. (12.5 × 19.8 cm)
Credit LineGift of Helen Farr Sloan, 1980
Object number1980-214.289
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Image Not Available for Study for "Three Bathers"
Study for "Three Bathers"
John Sloan
1945
Image Not Available for Bathers at Seashore
Bathers at Seashore
John Sloan
c. 1915
Image Not Available for Big Bathers, Another Judgment
Big Bathers, Another Judgment
Robert Colescott
1984
Image Not Available for Mrs. Jo Ann Gibson Robinson / Holt Street / Mt. Zion Church
Mrs. Jo Ann Gibson Robinson / Holt Street / Mt. Zion Church
Burton Philip Silverman
1956
Image Not Available for Study for "A Bather"
Study for "A Bather"
Albert Joseph Moore
c. 1891
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Bather
Robert Henri
not dated
Image Not Available for Study for "Eve of St. Francis, Santa Fe"
Study for "Eve of St. Francis, Santa Fe"
John Sloan
c. 1925
Image Not Available for Study for "Eve of St. Francis, Santa Fe"
Study for "Eve of St. Francis, Santa Fe"
John Sloan
c. 1925
Image Not Available for Altered Magazine Page of Hauling Logs to the River by Frederic Remington
Altered Magazine Page of Hauling Logs to the River by Frederic Remington
John Sloan
1907
Image Not Available for In a moment the current seized them and swept them swiftly down the river
In a moment the current seized them and swept them swiftly down the river
John Sloan
1913
Image Not Available for House and Bridge over River
House and Bridge over River
John Sloan
1888
Image Not Available for At the end of the war. St. Peter: "I've got a full house!" The Devil: "You lose. I've got four kings!"
At the end of the war. St. Peter: "I've got a full house!" The Devil: "You lose. I've got four kings!"
John Sloan
1914
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