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Auguste Rodin, William Rothenstein  British, Red and black chalks on paper
William Rothenstein
1906
Self-Portrait, William Rothenstein  British, Oil on canvas
William Rothenstein
1898
Kenyon Cox, William Rothenstein  British, Red chalk on blue paper
William Rothenstein
1911
Edmund Kerchever Chambers (1886-1954), William Rothenstein  British, Red chalk on handmade paper
William Rothenstein
ca. 1930
Portrait (The Millamant  / Bonnet and Powder), from "L'Estampe Originale", William Rothenstein  British, Lithograph
William Rothenstein
Publisher André Marty
October–December 1894
Portrait of Auguste Rodin, William Rothenstein  British, Lithograph
William Rothenstein
Sitter Auguste Rodin
1897
Multiple artists/makers
1896
Multiple artists/makers
1899
William Rothenstein
Sitter Arthur Barnette Spingarn
1911
William Rothenstein
1894
William Rothenstein
Sitter Laurence Binyon
1894–1914
William Rothenstein
Sitter Henri Fantin-Latour
1897
William Rothenstein
Sitter Sir Francis Seymour Haden
1897
William Rothenstein
Sitter Joel Elias Spingarn
1911
William Rothenstein
Sitter Henri Fantin-Latour
1897
William Rothenstein
Sitter Alphonse Legros
1896
William Rothenstein
Sitter John Singer Sargent
1897
William Rothenstein
Sitter Sir Francis Seymour Haden
1897
William Rothenstein
Sitter Sir Francis Seymour Haden
ca. 1897
William Rothenstein
1899
William Rothenstein
Sitter Alphonse Legros
1897
William Rothenstein
Sitter Arthur Sidgwick
1896
William Rothenstein
1897
William Rothenstein
1917
William Rothenstein
1917
William Rothenstein
Sitter Auguste Rodin
1897

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