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John Flaxman (1755–1826)
drawing in the National Gallery of Art (NGA 59395)
Study for "The Fury of Athamas"
Otus and Ephialtes Holding Mars Captive
Seated Man Flanked by Two Reclining Figures; Huddle of Figures in Lower Left Corner
Three Sketches of a Standing Woman
Comfort the Afflicted
Figure Standing over Corpses, Blowing a Horn
![Designs for a Monument to Sir William Jones (?) [recto and verso]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3a/John_Flaxman%2C_Designs_for_a_Monument_to_Sir_William_Jones_(%3F)_(recto_and_verso)%2C_probably_c._1796-1798%2C_NGA_59388.jpg/500px-John_Flaxman%2C_Designs_for_a_Monument_to_Sir_William_Jones_(%3F)_(recto_and_verso)%2C_probably_c._1796-1798%2C_NGA_59388.jpg)
Designs for a Monument to Sir William Jones (?) [recto and verso]
Two Greek Classical Figures
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Monument to Agnes Cromwell (?)
Sheet of Studies
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Studies for a Triumphal Arch Surmounted by Britannia [recto and verso]
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Sheet of Studies [recto and verso]
El Ferrocarril o El Camino de Hierro.
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