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Design for Art Nouveau Loveseat with Caning, Anonymous, French, 19th century  French, Watercolor over graphite with touches of gouache, framing lines in graphite
Anonymous, French, 19th century
19th century
Art Nouveau Fish Bowl, Joe Brainard  American, Cut and pasted, printed and painted papers, gouache, with traces of graphite on paper
Joe Brainard
1975
Design for an Art Nouveau Cabinet with Stained Glass and Wood Inlay, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Album with Designs for Art Nouveau Jewelry, Edgar Gilstrap Simpson  British, Graphite and gouache
Edgar Gilstrap Simpson
1899–1900
Designs for a Green Display Cabinet in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Design for a Small Wooden Bookcase in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Design for a Large Armoire in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Designs for an Art Nouveau Table and Chair, Anonymous, French, 19th century  French, Watercolor over graphite with touches of gouache on heavy wove paper
Anonymous, French, 19th century
19th century
Front Elevation of an Art Nouveau Display Cabinet, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Design for a Wooden Dining Chair in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Designs for an Art Nouveau Wall Cabinet with Wood Inlay, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Designs for a Serving Station in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Design for a Serving Station in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Design for a Wooden Table in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Designs for a Small Side Table in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Design for a Small Wooden Bookcase in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Design for a Green Display Cabinet in the Art Nouveau Style, Georges de Feure  French, Graphite and watercolor
Georges de Feure
Edward Colonna
ca. 1895–1900
Belt Buckle, Unger Brothers, Silver, American
Unger Brothers
ca. 1900
Dress panel, Hector Guimard  French, Silk and paint on silk
Designer Hector Guimard
ca. 1900
Coffeepot, Lenox, Incorporated  American, White bone porcelain, American
Manufacturer Manufactured by Lenox, Incorporated
ca. 1906
Rip Van Winkle : [red], Margaret Neilson Armstrong  American
Multiple artists/makers
1899
Curtain, Hector Guimard  French, Silk and cotton
Designer Hector Guimard
early 20th century
Rip Van Winkle, Margaret Neilson Armstrong  American
Multiple artists/makers
1899
Repose, John White Alexander  American, Oil on canvas, American
John White Alexander
1895
Monumental vase, Georges Hoentschel  French, Glazed stoneware, French, Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye
Designer Georges Hoentschel
Possibly executed by Emile Grittel
1899–1900
Armchair, Georges de Feure  French, Pearwood, silk
Georges de Feure
1899–1900

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