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Beulahland (For Marilyn Monroe), Ida Applebroog American, Oil and wax on canvas — Beulahland (For Marilyn Monroe)
Ida Applebroog
1987

Promise I Won't Die, Ida Applebroog American, Watercolor and opaque watercolor on 14 sheets of paper — Promise I Won't Die
Ida Applebroog
1985

Ida Applebroog

Exit Art/The First World

1996

Promise I Won't Die?

Ida Applebroog

1987

Fatty, fatty, two by four

Multiple artists/makers

1995

Curtain, Ida F. Clark, Cotton velveteen, printed, American — Curtain
Ida F. Clark
Associated Artists
ca. 1883–85

Curtain, Ida F. Clark, Cotton velveteen, American — Curtain
Ida F. Clark
Associated Artists
1883–85

Bell-pattern textile, Ida F. Clark, Silk and wool, woven, American — Bell-pattern textile
Multiple artists/makers
1884

Ida Kar

ca. 1980

Everglades, Ida Binney American, Color Woodcut — Everglades
Ida Binney
WPA
1935–43

Sunday Best, Ida Binney American, Color Woodcut — Sunday Best
Ida Binney
WPA
1935–43

The Wheel, Ida Binney American, Color woodcut — The Wheel
Ida Binney
WPA
1935–43

Monday Ritual, Ida Binney American, Color woodcut — Monday Ritual
Ida Binney
WPA
1935–43

Mill Town, Ida Binney American, Lithograph — Mill Town
Ida Binney
WPA
1935–43

Man and Machine, Ida York Abelman American, Lithograph — Man and Machine
Ida York Abelman
WPA
ca. 1939

Greetings From a Manhattan Artist, Ida York Abelman American, Color Lithograph — Greetings From a Manhattan Artist
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1935–43

Janitor's Kids, Ida York Abelman American, Lithograph — Janitor's Kids
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1935–40

Near Wallabout Market, Ida York Abelman American, Color Lithograph — Near Wallabout Market
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1935–43

Street Patterns, Ida York Abelman American, Lithograph — Street Patterns
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1937

Via Northwestern, Ida York Abelman American, Lithograph — Via Northwestern
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1939

Rosie, her mother and Brother, Ida York Abelman American, Tint and sandpaper — Rosie, her mother and Brother
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1935–43

Tenement Interior, Ida York Abelman American, Lithograph — Tenement Interior
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1935–43

Father and Children, Ida York Abelman American, Woodcut — Father and Children
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1935–43

Three Generations, Ida York Abelman American, Lithograph — Three Generations
Ida York Abelman
WPA
1935–43

Vase, Paul Revere Pottery American, Earthenware, American — Vase
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1908–15

Erzählungen für Kindervon zwei bis sieben Jahren zum Gebrauch im Hause, im Kindergarten und in der Kleinkinderschule

Multiple artists/makers

[1860]

Landscape with Four Xs, from "Diminutives"

Ida Kohlmeyer

1979

Cupid's Work, from "Diminutives"

Ida Kohlmeyer

1979

Quiet Boxes, from "Diminutives"

Ida Kohlmeyer

1979

Monostich, from "Diminutives"

Ida Kohlmeyer

1979

Landscape with Two Xs, from "Diminutives"

Ida Kohlmeyer

1979

Encircled, from "Diminutives"

Ida Kohlmeyer

1979

Ida York Abelman

WPA

1935–43

Pertaining to Manhattan Island

Ida York Abelman

WPA

1935–43

Ida York Abelman

WPA

1935–43

Ida York Abelman

WPA

1935–43

Ida York Abelman

WPA

1939

We Have a Claim!

Ida York Abelman

WPA

ca. 1934–39

[Group of 3 Stereograph Views of the 1901 Pan American Exposition, Buffalo, New York], James M. Davis, Albumen silver prints — [Group of 3 Stereograph Views of the 1901 Pan American Exposition, Buffalo, New York]
Multiple artists/makers
1850s–1910s

Prang's Prize Babies. How This Picture is Made. An Outline of the Process of Chromolithography in General, Illustrated by Progressive Proofs of "The Prize Babies," A Picture Which, for its Sentiment and its Artistic Merit, Has Been Most Favorably Received in America and Europe

Louis Prang & Co.

Ida Waugh

[1888]