Figure Study - Seated Female Nude by Florence Camm

This life drawing is one of a number of studies of the same model by the artist. Whilst at the School of Art, Camm worked in all media very much in the Arts and Crafts tradition, and studied for all stages of the National Course of Instruction. This life drawing shows a female model in profile seated on a stool with her hands behind her back and is a work for Stage 8c - human or animal figures from the nude model. The work is signed and dated in the top right corner and the embossed "ESK" stamp is visible towards the bottom left corner, indicating that the work was sent to South Kensington for examination. An original printed label in red ink records that the work formed part of her studies for the Art Masters Certificate.

Artist:	Florence Camm
Artwork type:	drawing
Material:	pencil and stump on paper
Measurements:	476 x 711 mm
Technique:	stump drawing
Date:	1897
Location:	BIAD School of Art Archive
Culture:	English
Rights owner:	Artist died 41 years ago and BIAD have been unable to trace the copyright owner in this work. The Keeper of Archives would be glad to receive any information concerning ownership of rights in this work. We regret that this image is provided for reference only & reproductions cannot be supplied. For more information please contact the Keeper of Archives at BIAD
Rights status:	The copyright of the artwork is owned by a private individual. The copyright of this digital image is owned by BIAD. We regret that this image is provided for reference only and reproductions cannot be supplied. For more information please contact the Keeper of Archives at BIAD
Institution:	Birmingham Institute of Art and Design

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