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Shape of Things (female)
Carrie Mae Weems
1993, printed 2000
You Became a Scientific Profile; A Negroid Type; An Anthropological Debate; & A Photographic Subject
Carrie Mae Weems
1995–96
[Artwork for "Inserts", Group Material, Advertising Supplement to The New York Times]
Louise Lawler
May 22, 1988
Untitled
Carrie Mae Weems
1992, printed 2000
Untitled (Man Smoking), from Kitchen Table Series
Carrie Mae Weems
1990
Allegory of America, from the Four Continents
Godfried Maes
17th century
Box with Romance Scenes
French
ca. 1310–30
The Actor Arashi Rikaku II as Isogai Tōsuke, from the series Lives of Men who Carried Out Revenge for Loyalty or Filial Piety
Hasegawa Sadanobu 長谷川貞信
1848
Plate 1: a group of men carrying flags and playing the trumpets, flanked by two Corinthian columns decorated with grotesque motifs and war symbols, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' (Trionfo di Cesare)
Robert van Audenaerde
1692
Plate 3: a procession of men carrying flags, weapons, and bullion, a Corinthian column at right decorated with grotesque motifs and war symbols, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' (Trionfo di Cesare)
Robert van Audenaerde
1692
Plate 4: procession of men carrying vases and trophies and playing musical instruments, two horses decorated with laurel wreaths, a Corinthian column at right decorated with grotesque motifs and war symbols, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' (Trionfo di Cesare)
Robert van Audenaerde
1692
Easter Celebration in Piazza Navona, Rome, 1589
Antonio Tempesta
1603