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Sun and Shade, Vol. IV, Nos. 1-12
1890s
Louis XV Farewell to the Pompadour (recto); Crown Jewels (verso)
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
The Saint – Insane
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Thoughts about dreams (notes and sketches)
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Boy Sitting in a Fetal Position and Three Women
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Sundown
Herbert E. Crowley
April 3, 1923
Self portrait
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Perceptum of Reality
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Last Interview wIth Professor Jung
Herbert E. Crowley
November 10, 1930
"Face the two women..." (page of notes)
Herbert E. Crowley
1936
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 11 (published by The New York Herald, May 29, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
"The Wiggle-Much" Comic Strip, No. 1 (published in The New York Herald, March 20, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
March 20, 1910
A River Landscape with Steep Cliffs
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Fantastic Animals Left off the Ark
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
"Wigglemuch" Sketches (recto and verso)
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Rural Landscape
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Landscape with Bridge and Cypress Trees
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Four Landscapes
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Paradise, Jes' Billy an' me, an all the world great big caves of sugar, a "Wigglemuch" Design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Temple of Love
Herbert E. Crowley
1904–14
Landscape with a House
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Temple of Dreams
Herbert E. Crowley
1914–20
Forest Landscape with a Clearing
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
The Sultan Rests
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Bottledogs! Bottledogs! Who buy Bottledogs?
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Figures Resting by a Cave
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Hot or Cold
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 16 (not published by The New York Herald)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
C'est extraordinaire combien la lune ne fait de l'effet (The effect of the moon is extraordinary), "Wigglemuch" Design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Joie de Campagne (Pleasures of the Country), a "Wigglemuch" Design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
"Wigglemuch" Baby Hiding from Mama
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A Song Without Words, a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
There is a Happy Land, a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Two Rabbits in a Wood, possibly a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Newly Hatched Bird of Prey
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
An Exceptionally Peaceful Moment
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Lone Figure in a Forest
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
The Prince's Promenade
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
The "Wigglemuch" Creature on a Tree Stump Looking at a Bug
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Low Buildings and Doorway
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36