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Tongs
American
ca. 1800
Bathing suit
Jantzen
1921–25
Mars from The Gods Who Preside Over the Planet
1528
Sun from The Gods Who Preside Over the Planets
1528
Saturn from The Gods Who Preside Over the Planets
1525
Jupiter from The Gods Who Preside Over the Planets
1528
Venus from The Gods Who Preside Over the Planets
1529
Mercury from The Gods Who Preside Over the Planets
1528
Plate
French, Châlons-en-Champagne (Châlons-sur-Marne) (Reims Mint)
18th century
Dish
French, Bayonne
ca. 1729
Evening dress
Mainbocher
ca. 1937
Side chair (one of a pair)
Jean-Baptiste III Lelarge
ca. 1775–80
Armchair (part of a set)
Georges Jacob
ca. 1780–90
Characteristics in Twenty-Six Plates (cover)
Henry Heath
ca. 1840
Passing Characteristics in Twenty-Six Plates (cover)
Henry Heath
1840
Riverscape with a Double Bridge
Lucas Gassel
ca. 1560–70
Untitled figure ground study (Degas/Obama)
Paul Sietsema
2011
Wotan Kissing Away Brunhilde's Godlike Power (three)
Elizabeth Peyton
2010
Flight of the Dolphin
Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian
2010
Oval Form with Strings and Color
Barbara Hepworth
1966
Drawing of Job and His Family Represented as Heraclius and His Family
5th century (text), ca. 615–629 (drawing)
Vow, (Jammer)
Robert Rauschenberg
1976
Allegorical Composition: Spes Tribulatio, Invidia & Tolerantio
1529
Flagon
Swiss, Wallis canton
18th century
Coffeepot
German or Swiss
probably second half 18th century
Tankard
Austrian, Eger
early 17th century
Beaker
Norwegian or Danish
1766
Caster
British, London
mid-18th century
Armchair (part of a set)
Georges Jacob
ca. 1780–90
Armchair (part of a set)
Georges Jacob
ca. 1780–90
Side chair (one of a pair)
Jean-Baptiste III Lelarge
ca. 1775–80
Armchair (part of a set)
Georges Jacob
ca. 1780–90
Combats and Triumphs: The Triumph of Bacchus
Etienne Delaune
before 1573
An Irish Howl [Owl]!
John Doyle
February 1, 1837
Das Neue Testament unsers Herrn u. Heilandes Jesu Christi
Johann Friedrich Overbeck
1850
Title page, from "I.B. Piranesii Lapides Capitolini sive Fasti Consulares Triumphalesq. Romanorum ab urbe condita usque ad Tiberium Caesarem" (G.B. Piranesi's Capitoline Inscriptions or Consular and Triumphal Lists from the Founding of the City to the Reign of Tiberius Caesar)
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1762
Tail-Piece: Work conquers all; Virgil, First Georgic, page 61 from "I.B. Piranesii Lapides Capitolini sive Fasti Consulares Triumphalesq. Romanorum ab urbe condita usque ad Tiberium Caesarem" (G.B. Piranesi's Capitoline Inscriptions or Consular and Triumphal Lists from the Founding of the City to the Reign of Tiberius Caesar)
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1762
Vignette: At Rome in Palazzo Barverini [inscribed stone tail-piece], page 46 from "I.B. Piranesii Lapides Capitolini sive Fasti Consulares Triumphalesq. Romanorum ab urbe condita usque ad Tiberium Caesarem" (G.B. Piranesi's Capitoline Inscriptions or Consular and Triumphal Lists from the Founding of the City to the Reign of Tiberius Caesar)
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1762
Vignette: At Rome in Palazzo Barverini [inscribed stone], page 37 from "I.B. Piranesii Lapides Capitolini sive Fasti Consulares Triumphalesq. Romanorum ab urbe condita usque ad Tiberium Caesarem" (G.B. Piranesi's Capitoline Inscriptions or Consular and Triumphal Lists from the Founding of the City to the Reign of Tiberius Caesar)
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1762
Vignette to Preface: Arrangement of the inscriptions of Roman magistrates and victors which are to be seen on the Capitoline Hill [head-piece], from "I.B. Piranesii Lapides Capitolini sive Fasti Consulares Triumphalesq. Romanorum ab urbe condita usque ad Tiberium Caesarem" (G.B. Piranesi's Capitoline Inscriptions or Consular and Triumphal Lists from the Founding of the City to the Reign of Tiberius Caesar)
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1762