Nancy CunardSir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton · 1924

  • Creation date1924
  • MuseumKobe Fashion Museum

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About this artwork

  • Title: Nancy Cunard
  • Artist: Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton
  • Year: 1924
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Under copyright
  • Where to see it: Kobe Fashion Museum
  • Color intensity: Monochromatic
  • Perceived brightness: bright

Questions & Answers

Is "Nancy Cunard" by Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton a portrait, landscape or square composition?

"Nancy Cunard" by Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton has a portrait format. The format describes the proportions of the composition.

Who is the artist behind "Nancy Cunard"?

The artist behind "Nancy Cunard" is Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton. The work is catalogued under Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton's name.

Where can I see the original "Nancy Cunard" by Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton?

"Nancy Cunard" by Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton is on display at the Kobe Fashion Museum, Kyoto, Japan. The museum listing refers to the original work, not to reproductions.

What was Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton's age when "Nancy Cunard" was created?

Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton was 20 years old when creating "Nancy Cunard" in 1924. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1904.

Who made "Nancy Cunard", and when?

The author of "Nancy Cunard" is Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton, and the work is dated 1924.

What is the creation date of "Nancy Cunard" by Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton?

"Nancy Cunard" dates from 1924. The date places the work within Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton's career and its era.

How light is "Nancy Cunard" overall?

In terms of perceived brightness, "Nancy Cunard" by Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton is bright.

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