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Kenyon Cox

1856 - 1919

Kenyon Cox (October 27, 1856 – March 17, 1919) was an American painter, illustrator, muralist, writer, and teacher. Cox was an influential and important early instructor at the Art Students League of New York. He was the designer of the League's logo, whose motto is Nulla Dies Sine Linea or No Day Without a Line.

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Sketches for a Decoration of a Private Library "B", 1894, Kenyon Cox

Sketches for a Decoration of a Private Library "B"

Study for Mural for Appellate Court Building, New York; "Statute Law", Helmet for Figure of "Force", 1899, Kenyon Cox

Study for Mural for Appellate Court Building, New York; "Statute Law", Helmet for Figure of "Force"

Study for Mosaic, Wisconsin State Capital, "Legislation", 1913, Kenyon Cox

Study for Mosaic, Wisconsin State Capital, "Legislation"

Study for Mosaic, Wisconsin State Capital, "Justice", 1913, Kenyon Cox

Study for Mosaic, Wisconsin State Capital, "Justice"

Study for mosaic in the Wisconsin State Capital "Government and Liberty", 1912, Kenyon Cox

Study for mosaic in the Wisconsin State Capital "Government and Liberty"

Study for mural, Union Trust Company Building, "The Sources of Wealth", 1903, Kenyon Cox

Study for mural, Union Trust Company Building, "The Sources of Wealth"

Study for Mural at Hotel Manhattan, "Peace and Plenty", 1901, Kenyon Cox

Study for Mural at Hotel Manhattan, "Peace and Plenty"

Study for "Science Instructing Industry", 1898, Kenyon Cox

Study for "Science Instructing Industry"

Untitled, Portrait of a Young Girl, 1900, Kenyon Cox

Untitled, Portrait of a Young Girl

Portrait of Mr. Wiley, 1894, Kenyon Cox

Portrait of Mr. Wiley

The Silver Hand Glass, 1907, Kenyon Cox

The Silver Hand Glass

Flying Shadows, 1883, Kenyon Cox

The Approach of Love, 1890, Kenyon Cox

The Approach of Love

Henry L. Fry, 1883, Kenyon Cox

Tradition, 1916, Kenyon Cox

Christ, 1905, Kenyon Cox