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Portrait of Clare Eames as Mary, Queen of Scots

Bradford Perin

Clare Eames

1921

Side chair, Charles Eames American, Metal wire, painted black — Side chair
Charles Eames
Ray Eames
ca. 1952

"LCW" Side Chair, Charles Eames American, Plywood, ash veneer, rubber mounts — "LCW" Side Chair
Charles Eames
Ray Eames
ca. 1946

Side chair, Charles Eames American, Laminated wood, rubber welt — Side chair
Charles Eames
Ray Eames
ca. 1946

Leg splint, Charles Eames American, Molded plywood — Leg splint
Charles Eames
Ray Eames
1942

Table, Charles Eames American, Plywood, Formica, and metal — Table
Charles Eames
Ray Eames
1950

Child's Chair, Charles Eames American, Molded plywood — Child's Chair
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1940

"LAR" Armchair, Charles Eames American, Glass fiber–reinforced polyester, zinc-plated steel — "LAR" Armchair
Multiple artists/makers
1949

Coffee table, Charles Eames American, Birch and walnut — Coffee table
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1945

"FSW" Folding Screen, Charles Eames American, Mahogany plywood and canvas — "FSW" Folding Screen
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1946

"DCW" Side Chair, Charles Eames American, Walnut, plywood, rubber — "DCW" Side Chair
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1946

"Cross Patch" Textile, Ray Eames American, Cotton — "Cross Patch" Textile
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1945

"DCM" Side Chair, Charles Eames American, Molded plywood, steel, and rubber — "DCM" Side Chair
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1946

Paten, Joseph Clare, Silver, British, London — Paten
Joseph Clare
1716–17

Dress, Clare Potter American, linen, American — Dress
Clare Potter
1937–38

Evening dress, Clare Potter American, Silk, American — Evening dress
Clare Potter
1938

"ESU 420-C" Storage Unit

Charles Eames

Ray Eames

1950

As told by the typewriter girl, Blanche McManus Mansfield American — As told by the typewriter girl
Blanche McManus Mansfield
Mabel Clare Ervin
1898

Untitled, Ray Eames American, Charcoal on paper — Untitled
Ray Eames
ca. 1933

"DCW" Side Chair, Charles Eames American, Birch plywood, ponyskin, rubber mounts — "DCW" Side Chair
Charles Eames
1946

[The Harvey Album], Emily Clare Harvey British, Albumen silver print — [The Harvey Album]
Emily Clare Harvey
1868

Multiple artists/makers

ca. 1946

"La Fonda" Coffee Table

Multiple artists/makers

1961

"Aluminum Group" Lounge Chair

Multiple artists/makers

1958

"Aluminum Group" Ottoman

Multiple artists/makers

1958

L'Institut de France, John Heagan Eames American, Graphite on paper — L'Institut de France
John Heagan Eames
1949

Organic Design Cabinet

Charles Eames

Eero Saarinen

ca. 1940

Charles Eames

Eero Saarinen

ca. 1940

Oversized [Paper] Theater or Diorama for the IBM Pavilion ‘Progressland’ at the World’s Fair held in New York in 1964

Multiple artists/makers

1964

Clare Turlay Newberry

Harper & Brothers

1950s

New York Byzantine

Clare Camille Romano

1952

Clare Camille Romano

20th century

Autumn Souvenirs

John Heagan Eames

ca. 1953

John Heagan Eames

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

ca. 1940–55

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

ca. 1930–55

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

1931

Cottage and Hills

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

ca. 1920–28

Town and Harbour

Clare Marie Veronica Leighton

ca. 1920–28

The Collagraph: A New Print Medium. An Exhibition Organized by the Pratt Graphics Center Gallery

Clare Camille Romano

1975 (?)