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Spotted Cat, Bill Traylor  American, Gouache and pencil on cardboard, American
Bill Traylor
ca. 1939–42
Cat quilt, Unknown , American (New York), Cotton, American
Unknown
ca. 1850
The Watchful Cat, John Alonzo Williams  American, Watercolor on wove paper laid down to thick pulpboard, American
John Alonzo Williams
Figures and Construction with Cat, Bill Traylor  American, Gouache and pencil on cardboard, American
Bill Traylor
ca. 1939–42
Three Studies: Tree; Girl with a Cat; Cow (from Sketchbook), Francis William Edmonds  American, Graphite on off-white wove paper, American
Francis William Edmonds
ca. 1838 and after
Stalking Panther, Alexander Phimister Proctor  American, Bronze, American
Alexander Phimister Proctor
Founder Cast by Roman Bronze Works
1891–92, revised mid 1890s, this cast ca. 1902
Trivet, Iron
1770–1800
Basin stand, Mahogany, American
American
1765–90
Vase, Pressed purple marble glass
1880–90
Vase, Pressed purple marble glass
1880–90
Emma Homan, John Bradley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Bradley
ca. 1844
Pitcher, Mottled brown earthenware, American
American
1830–70
Panther and Cubs, Edward Kemeys  American, Bronze, American
Edward Kemeys
Founder Cast by John Williams
ca. 1878; cast 1907
Still Hunt, Edward Kemeys  American, Bronze, American
Edward Kemeys
1894
In Mischief, Walter Shirlaw  American, Scottish, Oil on canvas, American
Walter Shirlaw
1870 (?)
Pitcher, Mottled brown earthenware, American
American
ca. 1850
Emblem of Folly, Unknown artist, Peru (Cuzco), Oil on canvas, Peru (Cuzco)
Unknown
After Boetius Adams Bolswert
18th Century
Figure Dish, McKee and Brothers  American, Pressed opaque white glass, American
McKee and Brothers
1880–90
Quilt Top, Crazy pattern, Silk, satin, velvet, and cotton, American
American
ca. 1885
Two Cats, John Singer Sargent  American, Graphite on light grayish buff wove paper, American
John Singer Sargent
ca. 1880
Two Cats (from Sketchbook), Francis William Edmonds  American, Graphite on off-white wove paper, American
Francis William Edmonds
ca. 1838 and after
Brown Lamp with Figures and Cats, Bill Traylor  American, Gouache and pencil on cardboard, American
Bill Traylor
ca. 1939–42
Figure Dish, McKee and Brothers  American, Pressed opaque white glass, American
McKee and Brothers
1880–90
Salver, Silver, American
American
1760–70
The Ark, Lodewijk Tieling (active ca. 1695-1700)  American, Oil on canvas, American
Lodewijk Tieling (active ca. 1695-1700)
ca. 1700
Coverlet, Wool, woven, American
American
ca. 1840–50
The Chess Players, Thomas Eakins  American, Oil on wood, American
Thomas Eakins
1876
Molly Wales Fobes, Rufus Hathaway  American, Oil on canvas, American
Rufus Hathaway
1790
Sampler, Susan Bushey  American, Silk embroidery on linen, American
Susan Bushey
1838
Sample Board, Wood; Mahogany
1900–1926
Just Moved, Henry Mosler, Oil on canvas, American
Henry Mosler
1870
The Gamblers, Eugene Higgins  American, Oil on canvas, American
Eugene Higgins
1917
Rocker Blotter, Louis C. Tiffany  American, Bronze, wood, American
Designer Designed by Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1905–20
Embroidered Carpet, Zeruah H. Guernsey Caswell  American, Wool, embroidered in chain-stitch, American
Zeruah H. Guernsey Caswell
1832–35
Jacquard-woven Picture, Anderson Brothers  American, Silk, woven, American
Anderson Brothers
ca. 1890
Crazy Quilt, Unknown, Wool with wool and silk embroidery, American
Unknown
ca. 1880–1900

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