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Rico Lebrun

Rico Lebrun (1900-1964) painted the Genesis mural on the interior wall of the south entrance of Frary Hall in 1960. Along with José Clemente Orozco's Prometheus mural, it is one of the most important artistic treasures of Pomona College. The monumental figure of Noah sheltering a child (shown in the image here) serves as the mural's visual and symbolic center, while surrounding Noah are representations of the Deluge, Job, Sodom and Gomorrah, Cain and Abel, and Adam and Eve.

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Adam and Eve

Rico Lebrun
Charcoal and ink on vellum
20th c American Drawings

Drawing for the Flood

Rico Lebrun
Wash on paper
20th c American Drawings

Figures from the Flood

Rico Lebrun
Charcoal on paper
20th c American Drawings

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First Lunette-Sodom and Gomorrah (Study for Genesis mural)

Rico Lebrun
Mixed Media on paper
20th c American Drawings

Genesis

Rico Lebrun
Poly-vinyl acetate on concrete wall
20th c American Painting

Horse of the Apocalypse

Rico Lebrun
Wash on paper
20th c American Drawings

Horseman in Cemetery

Rico Lebrun
Ink on paper
20th c American Drawings

Horseman of the Apocalypse

Rico Lebrun
Ink on paper
20th c American Drawings

Lunette Study

Rico Lebrun
Ink and graphite on paper
20th c American Drawings

Lunette Study

Rico Lebrun
Ink on paper
20th c American Drawings

Lunette Study

Rico Lebrun
Ink and graphite on paper
20th c American Drawings

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Roman Soldier Asleep with Flower on His Head

Rico Lebrun
Ink on paper mounted to board
20th c American Drawings

Study for American Ballet, Circo de Espana "one of dancing trio"

Rico Lebrun
Watercolor and gouache on paper
20th c American Paintings