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"In and Out" Flatware, Glenn Roll Swedish, Stainless steel — "In and Out" Flatware
Glenn Roll
Gense
1998

L'art japonais, Louis Gonse — L'art japonais
Louis Gonse
1883

Dragonfly brooch, Edgar Bense, Gold, diamond, enamel, French — Dragonfly brooch
Edgar Bense
Boucheron
ca. 1890

[Female Nude in Studio], Franck-François-Genès Chauvassaignes French, Salted paper print from glass negative — [Female Nude in Studio]
Franck-François-Genès Chauvassaignes
1856–59

Half Hot, Gene Davis American, Magna on unprimed canvas — Half Hot
Gene Davis
1959

King of Clubs, Gene Davis American, Acrylic and graphite on canvas — King of Clubs
Gene Davis
1978

Self-Portrait, Gene Davis American, Acrylic on canvas — Self-Portrait
Gene Davis
1982

The song of the cardinal, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American — The song of the cardinal
Multiple artists/makers
1912

Eve of the Green Corn Ceremony, Santo Domingo Pueblo, Gene Kloss American, Drypoint and aquatint — Eve of the Green Corn Ceremony, Santo Domingo Pueblo
Gene Kloss
1934

Pueblo Firelight Dance, Gene Kloss American, Drypoint and aquatint — Pueblo Firelight Dance
Gene Kloss
1952

Study of Clouds and Rooftops

Franck-François-Genès Chauvassaignes

1856–59

[Man in Hat with Shawl]

Franck-François-Genès Chauvassaignes

1856–59

Artist Wearing Smock

Franck-François-Genès Chauvassaignes

1856–59

The Stigmatization of St. Francis

Multiple artists/makers

ca. 1922

Gene Davis

1982

[Postcards Addressed to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards], Walker Evans American, Photomechanical prints — [Postcards Addressed to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards]
Multiple artists/makers
1900s–1970s