Girl in a Red Dress
SKU: 65226
Creator: Charles Alston
Date: 1934
Original Medium: Oil on canvas
Location: The Harmon and Harriet Kelley Foundation for the Arts
Creator: Charles Alston
Date: 1934
Original Medium: Oil on canvas
Location: The Harmon and Harriet Kelley Foundation for the Arts
| Paper Size | Portrait / Landscape | Unframed | Framed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petite | 8x10 / 10x8 | $19 | $109 |
| Small | 11x14 / 14x11 | $29 | $189 |
| Medium | 16x20 / 20x16 | $59 | $279 |
| Large | 22x28 / 28x22 | $99 | $389 |
| Extra Large | 32x40 / 40x32 | $159 | $449 |
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