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Andrew Jackson, Hiram Powers American, Marble, American — Andrew Jackson
Hiram Powers
1834–35; carved 1839

Fisher Boy, Hiram Powers American, Marble, American — Fisher Boy
Hiram Powers
1841–44; carved 1857

George Washington, Hiram Powers American, Marble, American — George Washington
Hiram Powers
1838–44, carved after 1844

America, Hiram Powers American, Marble, American — America
Hiram Powers
1850–54; carved after 1854

California, Hiram Powers American, Marble, American — California
Hiram Powers
1850–55, carved 1858

The Greek Slave, Minton and Company American, Parian porcelain, American — The Greek Slave
Minton and Company
Hiram Powers
1849

Andrew Jackson by Hiram Powers, 1837, Charles Sheeler American, Platinum print — Andrew Jackson by Hiram Powers, 1837
Charles Sheeler
ca. 1943, printed 1982

[Uknown Bust by Hiram Powers, Florence]

Powers Frères

1860s–70s

[Uknown Bust by Hiram Powers, Florence]

Powers Frères

1860s–70s

[Bust of America by Hiram Powers, Florence]

Powers Frères

1860s–70s

Andrew Jackson by Hiram Powers, 1837

Charles Sheeler

ca. 1943, printed 1982

Multiple artists/makers

1874

John Magee Ellsworth, Thomas Ball American, Marble, American — John Magee Ellsworth
Thomas Ball
1876

The Interior of Powers Studio, Florentine Sketches, from "Harper's Weekly," p. 869

Harper & Brothers

Hiram Powers

October 4, 1873

Henry Clay, Shobal Vail Clevenger American, Marble, American — Henry Clay
Shobal Vail Clevenger
1837; carved ca. 1841–46

Greek Slave, Hugh Owen British, Salted paper print from paper negative — Greek Slave
Hugh Owen
Nicolaas Henneman
1851

Plate, Hiram Yale American, Pewter, American — Plate
Hiram Yale
1822–31

The Greek Slave, from "Cosmopolitan Art Journal"

Multiple artists/makers

December 1, 1857

A Forest Cascade at Hiram, Maine, Henry Hitchings American, Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on off-white Bristol board, American — A Forest Cascade at Hiram, Maine
Henry Hitchings
1859

Corporal Hiram Warner, Company C, Second United States Sharp Shooters, Unknown, Tintype — Corporal Hiram Warner, Company C, Second United States Sharp Shooters
Unknown
1861–62

[Hiram Powers's Sculpture of the Greek Slave], Unknown, Daguerreotype — [Hiram Powers's Sculpture of the Greek Slave]
Unknown
ca. 1850

Kimiko Powers, Andy Warhol American, Acrylic and silkscreen on canvas — Kimiko Powers
Andy Warhol
1972

[Merchants' Carnival Portrait: Blacksmith, Elk River, Minnesota]

Hiram H. Mansur

1880s–1890s

My Soldier, Hiram Harold Green American, Commercial color lithograph — My Soldier
Hiram Harold Green
Matthews-Northrup Works
ca. 1917

The Silver Merchants, Unknown, Daguerreotype — The Silver Merchants
Unknown
Hiram Studley
ca. 1850

CREMASTER 3: The Dance of Hiram Abiff

Multiple artists/makers

2002

Old Jail, Carthage, Illinois. Where Jospeh and Hiram Smith were shot in 1844., Photomechanical print — Old Jail, Carthage, Illinois. Where Jospeh and Hiram Smith were shot in 1844.
1900s–1930s

William Walcott (from McGuire Scrapbook), Alenson G. Powers American, Graphite on off-white wove paper, American — William Walcott (from McGuire Scrapbook)
Alenson G. Powers

[Merchants' Carnival Portrait: Hiram Jennings Fancy Groceries, Moberly, Missouri]

True

1880s–1890s

"Elephant" Armchair, Christopher Dresser British, Scottish, Ebonized mahogany, with incised, painted decoration, British, London — "Elephant" Armchair
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1880

Thetis and Achilles, Pierce Francis Connelly American, Marble, American — Thetis and Achilles
Pierce Francis Connelly
1874

Funerary Figure (Kulap), Chalk, paint, Southern New Ireland — Funerary Figure (Kulap)
Southern New Ireland
late 19th century

Gwandusu, Bamana numu (blacksmith), Wood (Cordyla africana or Lonchocarpus), applied organic materials, Bamana peoples — Gwandusu
Bamana numu (blacksmith)
15th–17th century

Shaman Proving Powers

Jessie Oonark

1983

Thoth amulet, Faience — Thoth amulet
664–30 B.C.

Thoth Amulet, Faience — Thoth Amulet
664–30 B.C.

Thoth amulet, Faience — Thoth amulet
664–30 B.C.

Thoth Amulet, Faience — Thoth Amulet
664–30 B.C.

Thoth Amulet, Faience — Thoth Amulet
664–30 B.C.

Thoth amulet, Faience — Thoth amulet
664–30 B.C.