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[21 Views of International Style Architecture, Possibly New York City], Walker Evans  American, Film negative
Walker Evans
October 30, 1963
Curly-Tailed Animal Pendant, Gold, International Style
International Style
5th–10th century
Stylized Figure Pendant, Gold, International Style
International Style
5th–10th century
Seahorse pendant, International Style artist(s), Gold, International Style
International Style artist(s)
400–900 CE
Figure pendant, International or Initial Style artist(s), Gold, International Style
International or Initial Style artist(s)
400–900 CE
Stylized Figure Pendant, Gold (cast), International or Initial Style
International or Initial Style
5th–10th century
Animal Pendant, Shell, International or Initial Style
International or Initial Style
5th–10th century
The Crucifixion, Master of the Berswordt Altar  German, Oil, egg(?), and gold on plywood, transferred from wood
Master of the Berswordt Altar
ca. 1400
Margherita Gonzaga (1591–1632), Princess of Mantua, Frans Pourbus the Younger  Netherlandish, Oil on canvas
Frans Pourbus the Younger
Inkwell, Eva Zeisel  American, Glazed earthenware
Designer Eva Zeisel
Manufacturer Schramberg Majolica Factory
1929–30
Eingang in eine Wohneblock in der Siedlung Köln - Kalkerfeld, Werner Mantz  German, Gelatin silver print
Werner Mantz
1928
Panel of velvet, Silk and metal thread, Italian
Italian
early 16th century
"Valentine #2" Chair, George Ranalli  American, SURELL™ solid surfacing material
Designer George Ranalli
Manufacturer Environments Plus, Inc.
1988
The Nativity, Lorenzo Monaco (Piero di Giovanni)  Italian, Tempera and gold on wood
Lorenzo Monaco (Piero di Giovanni)
ca. 1406–10
"MR" Armchair, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe  American, born Germany, Tubular steel, lacquered caning
Designer Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Designer Lilly Reich
1927
Electrical Group from A Century of Progress International Exposition, Chicago 1933 Match Cover series (U31), The Diamond Match Company  American, Printed matchbook
Publisher The Diamond Match Company
1933–34
The Crucifixion, Stefano da Verona (Stefano di Giovanni d'Arbosio di Francia)  Italian, Tempera on wood, gold ground
Stefano da Verona (Stefano di Giovanni d'Arbosio di Francia)
ca. 1400
Hall of Science. North Facade from A Century of Progress International Exposition, Chicago 1933 Match Cover series (U31), The Diamond Match Company  American, Printed matchbook
Publisher The Diamond Match Company
1933–34
Lorelei Vase, Artus Van Briggle  American, Earthenware, American
Designer Designed by Artus Van Briggle
Manufacturer Van Briggle Pottery Company
1902
Vase with mistletoe, Artus Van Briggle  American, Earthenware, American
Designer Designed by Artus Van Briggle
Metalwork by Yosakichi Asano
Manufacturer Van Briggle Pottery Company
1904
The Flagellation, Master of the Berswordt Altar  German, Oil, egg(?), and gold on plywood, transferred from wood
Master of the Berswordt Altar
ca. 1400
Modern furniture design = Le dessin moderne des meubles, Karel Vepřek  Czech
Karel Vepřek
[193-?]
"La Cigale", House of Dior  French, cotton/rayon/acetate blend, French
Design House House of Dior
Designer Christian Dior
fall/winter 1952–53
Wohn- und 'Geschäftshaus 'I' Dorotheergasse 5 und 7-': Design for a Viennese House and Department Store, Emil Hoppe  Austrian, Graphite, colored pencil, watercolor, and gouache on paper
Emil Hoppe
Marcel Kammerer
Otto Schönthal
1911
Suit, Charles James  American, wool, American
Designer Charles James
1950s
Art Exhibition, 1908, Exhibition Hall seen from the Exterior (Kunstshau 1908), Emil Hoppe  Austrian, Color lithograph
Emil Hoppe
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1908
Spoon, Silver, partly gilded, possibly Hungarian
possibly Hungarian
mid-16th century
Abeceda : [cyklus básní], Vitezslav Nezval  Czech
Author Vitezslav Nezval
Typographer Karel Teige
Subject Milča Mayerová
1926
Vogue, January 15, 1963, "Paul Rudolph, Young Mover, Changing the Look of American Architecture", Elliott Erwitt  American, born France, Vogue Magazine
Elliott Erwitt
January 15, 1963
Form and RE-FORM:  A Practical Handbook of Modern Interiors, Paul T. Frankl  American, Book of black ink on paper, with paperboard covers
Designer Paul T. Frankl
Manufacturer Harper & Brothers
1930
20th Century Limited, Henry Dreyfuss  American, Two offset lithographs on paper and one offset lithograph on envelope
Designer Henry Dreyfuss
1938
Suit, cotton, Italian
Italian
ca. 1969
Designer Michele De Lucchi
1983
The metropolis of tomorrow, Hugh Ferriss  American
Author Hugh Ferriss
Publisher Ives Washburn
1929
Suit, Mugler  French, wool, French
Design House Mugler
Designer Thierry Mugler
1988–89
Designer Elio Martinelli
Manufacturer Martinelli Luce S.p.A.
1965
Agricultural Building, from the Chicago World's Fair series (PC225-1), Max Rigot Selling Company  American, Commercial color lithograph
Publisher Max Rigot Selling Company
Printer C.T. Art-Colortone, Curt Teich
1933
Kneeling Angel, Alabaster, South Netherlandish or German
South Netherlandish or German
ca. 1430–40
Ensemble, House of Balenciaga  French, linen, French
Design House House of Balenciaga
Designer Cristobal Balenciaga
1959
[House Grobel (Haus Grobel), Residence of Dr. Emil Grobel, built 1926–27. Architect: Hans Heinz Lüttgen.], Werner Mantz  German, Gelatin silver print
Werner Mantz
1928
Suit, Chloé  French, wool, French
Design House Chloé
Department Store Bloomingdale Brothers Inc.
1985–89
[Strand Palace Hotel, Interior], Herbert Felton  British, Gelatin silver print
Herbert Felton
1930s

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