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  <dc:title>McCarthy Sketchbook</dc:title>
  <dc:description>A beige sketchbook filled with rough drawings. The book is bound with card at the front and board at the back connected by a metal spiral binder. It is approximately twenty three centimetres tall by thirty one wide. Inside is a collection of male nudes, portraits, still life and architectural drawings. There are no page numbers.

There are a small but surprising number of religious sketches included in this sketchbook, some at the front and some at the back. The sketchbook also opens with a quote from Rothenstein about the difficulties of pursuing eroticism in a society which rejects it.

Number of Sketches: 19</dc:description>
  <dc:date>20th Century</dc:date>
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