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The Eighth Sin: Jealousy, Paul Cadmus  American, Egg tempera and graphite on gessoed illustration board
Paul Cadmus
1982–83
Lincoln Kirstein, Paul Cadmus  American, Dark gray watercolor and white matte opaque paint on paper
Paul Cadmus
1945
Richard A. Romney, Paul Cadmus  American, Graphite on paper
Paul Cadmus
1943
Gilding the Acrobats, Paul Cadmus  American, Tempera and oil on Masonite
Paul Cadmus
1935
Jared French, Paul Cadmus  American, Black crayon on paper
Paul Cadmus
ca. 1930–45
Jon F. Anderson, Paul Cadmus  American, Black pen and ink and wash on paper
Paul Cadmus
1949
Lincoln Kirstein, Paul Cadmus  American, Pen and black ink and graphite on paper
Paul Cadmus
1937
Multiple artists/makers
1940s
Multiple artists/makers
1946
Nudo # 2, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching, first state
Paul Cadmus
1984
Nudo # 1, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching; first state
Paul Cadmus
1984
Head, Paul Cadmus  American, Serigraph
Paul Cadmus
1920–53
Male Nude, Paul Cadmus  American, Serigraph
Paul Cadmus
Publisher Pippin Press
1920–53
Y.M.C.A. Locker Room, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching
Paul Cadmus
1934
The Fleet's In!, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching
Paul Cadmus
1934
Coney Island, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching
Paul Cadmus
1935
Shore Leave, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching
Paul Cadmus
1935
Nudo # 3, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching
Paul Cadmus
Printer Pelavin Printmaker
1984
Mobile (The Inventor), Paul Cadmus  American, Serigraph
Paul Cadmus
Publisher Pippin Press
1953
Christmas Card, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching
Paul Cadmus
ca. 1938
Waiting for Rehearsal, Paul Cadmus  American, Etching
Paul Cadmus
1984

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