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A Winter Tramp, Dodge MacKnight American, Watercolor on white-wove paper, American — A Winter Tramp
Dodge MacKnight
1903

View on the Seine: Harp of the Winds, Homer Dodge Martin American, Oil on canvas, American — View on the Seine: Harp of the Winds
Homer Dodge Martin
1893–95

Behind Dunes, Lake Ontario, Homer Dodge Martin American, Oil on canvas, American — Behind Dunes, Lake Ontario
Homer Dodge Martin
1883–87

Mrs. John Wood Dodge (Mary Louise Dodge), John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Mrs. John Wood Dodge (Mary Louise Dodge)
John Wood Dodge
1836

Old Manor of Criqueboeuf, Homer Dodge Martin American, Oil on canvas, American — Old Manor of Criqueboeuf
Homer Dodge Martin
ca. 1882–92

Mrs. Annie C. Hyde, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Mrs. Annie C. Hyde
John Wood Dodge
1863

Portrait of a Gentleman, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Portrait of a Gentleman
John Wood Dodge
1841

George Catlin, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — George Catlin
John Wood Dodge
1835

Kate Roselie Dodge, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Kate Roselie Dodge
John Wood Dodge
1854

John Wood Dodge, Edward S. Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — John Wood Dodge
Edward S. Dodge
ca. 1836–37

Ausable River, Homer Dodge Martin American, Graphite on green wove paper, American — Ausable River
Homer Dodge Martin
1866

Ned Samson and His Wife, Homer Dodge Martin American, Graphite on light brown wove paper, American — Ned Samson and His Wife
Homer Dodge Martin
1868

William Henry Tallmadge, Edward S. Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — William Henry Tallmadge
Edward S. Dodge
1841

Portrait of a Gentleman, Edward S. Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Portrait of a Gentleman
Edward S. Dodge
1840–45

Portrait of a Gentleman, Edward S. Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Portrait of a Gentleman
Edward S. Dodge
ca. 1845

James O. Owens, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — James O. Owens
John Wood Dodge
1832

Reverend William Lupton Johnson, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Reverend William Lupton Johnson
John Wood Dodge
1834

Edward S. Dodge, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Edward S. Dodge
John Wood Dodge
1835

A. L. Clements, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — A. L. Clements
John Wood Dodge
1838

The Black Fan, Elsie Dodge Pattee American, Watercolor on ivory, American — The Black Fan
Elsie Dodge Pattee
ca. 1923

Mrs. George P. Burne, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Mrs. George P. Burne
John Wood Dodge
1852

Mrs. A. L. Clements (Mary Louisa Wells), John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Mrs. A. L. Clements (Mary Louisa Wells)
John Wood Dodge
1838

Portrait of a Gentleman, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Portrait of a Gentleman
John Wood Dodge
ca. 1833

Portrait of a Lady, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Portrait of a Lady
John Wood Dodge
ca. 1835

Portrait of a Lady, John Wood Dodge American, Watercolor on ivory, American — Portrait of a Lady
John Wood Dodge
ca. 1835

Venus in Atrium, William de Leftwich Dodge American, Oil on canvas, American — Venus in Atrium
William de Leftwich Dodge
1908 or 1910

“Everything appears as it is, infinite”

Multiple artists/makers

2011

Baby World, Stories, Rhymes, and Pictures for Little Folks, compiled from St. Nicholas [Magazine]

Multiple artists/makers

1891

City Hall, New York

Homer Dodge Martin

1856–97

A Southern Rider, from "Some American Riders," for "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," August 1891, Frederic Remington American, Woodblock — A Southern Rider, from "Some American Riders," for "Harper's New Monthly Magazine," August 1891
Frederic Remington
Theodore Ayrault Dodge
1891

Dodge's Patent Reaper & Mower, and Self-Raker

Multiple artists/makers

1868

Northrop Coburn & Dodge Co., Catalogue No. 9, Stamped Steel Ceilings Sidewalls, Wainscotting

Northrop, Coburn & Dodge Co.

ca. 1900

The Strong-Based Promontory (The Tempest, Act 5, Scene 1), Maxfield Parrish American, Color photographic process — The Strong-Based Promontory (The Tempest, Act 5, Scene 1)
Multiple artists/makers
1910–1911

The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám

Multiple artists/makers

1905

Table Glassware & Lamps, etc.

James T. Wright

Dodge Publishing Co.

late 19th century

The original letters; Being part of the diary of Cupid, recently discovered, numerous documents relating thereto

Rosalie Arthur

Dodge Publishing Co.

1899

Multiple artists/makers

1879

The Phoenix Throne (The Tempest, Act 3, Scene 3)

Multiple artists/makers

1910

Trade card for S. N. Dodge's Paint Store, 189 Chatham Street, New York

Samuel Putnam Avery Sr.

S. N. Dodge Paint Store

1850–66

As Morning Steals Upon the Night (The Tempest, Act 5, Scene 1)

Multiple artists/makers

1909