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Consolation of Ariadne, Bryson Burroughs American, Oil on canvas, American — Consolation of Ariadne
Bryson Burroughs
1915

Eurydice Bitten by the Snake, Bryson Burroughs American, Oil on canvas, American — Eurydice Bitten by the Snake
Bryson Burroughs
1930

Mars and Venus Caught in the Web of Vulcan, Bryson Burroughs American, Brown ink, black, white and red chalk, pastels, and graphite on white wove paper, American — Mars and Venus Caught in the Web of Vulcan
Bryson Burroughs

Mrs. Helen Moser Gordon, later Mrs. Ivanowski, Bryson Burroughs American, Colored chalk and graphite on tan board, American — Mrs. Helen Moser Gordon, later Mrs. Ivanowski
Bryson Burroughs
1896

Portrait of Nazimova, Bryson Burroughs American, Charcoal and pink pastel on off-white laid paper, American — Portrait of Nazimova
Bryson Burroughs

Robert T. Nichol, Bryson Burroughs American, Graphite on off-white wove paper, American — Robert T. Nichol
Bryson Burroughs

Study of a child, Bryson Burroughs American, Pastel, charcoal, watercolor, and graphite on dark buff wove paper, American — Study of a child
Bryson Burroughs
1896

Roger Fry, Edith Woodman Burroughs American, Bronze, American — Roger Fry
Edith Woodman Burroughs
1911

Kenyon Cox, William Rothenstein British, Red chalk on blue paper — Kenyon Cox
William Rothenstein
1911

Personal Christmas Card, addressed to Mr. Bryson Boroughs [Burroughs], George Overbury "Pop" Hart American, Etching — Personal Christmas Card, addressed to Mr. Bryson Boroughs [Burroughs]
George Overbury "Pop" Hart
1924

Christmas Greetings

Louise Burroughs

1931

At the Threshold, Edith Woodman Burroughs American, Limestone, tinted, American — At the Threshold
Edith Woodman Burroughs
Carver Carved by Piccirilli Brothers Marble Carving Studio
1912; carved 1919–20

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