In addition to being adept at working in oil, pastel and
watercolor; Francis Quirk had a skillful hand for pencil drawing. Among the works on paper at the Maine sale of
items from his estate were a number of pencil drawings. These may have
been executed while he was studying at the Rhode Island School of Design from
which he graduated in 1929.
We have pasted in images of the works below. Among the more
interesting pieces was the one which highlights the muscle groups and anatomy.
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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Anatomical Drawing Executed by Francis J. Quirk possibly at
the Rhode Island School of Design
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