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J. Michael
Lithographer Day & Son, Ltd., London
Publisher Lloyd Brothers & Co.
1851
Hinge, Wrought iron, American
American
1700–1750
Saint Michael, Limestone, traces of paint & gilding, French
French
ca. 1475
Heraldic chain with pendant badge, Michael Botza, Partly enameled gold, pearl, German, Dresden
Michael Botza
early 17th century
Saint George Slaying the Dragon, Michael Pacher  Austrian or German, Wood, paint, gilding, Austrian
In the style of Michael Pacher
ca. 1480
"Damaged Bone Series", Michael Aschenbrenner  American, Glass, fabric, wire, twigs
Designer Michael Aschenbrenner
1990
Candlestick, Michael Edkins, Opaque glass with enamel decoration, British
Possibly Michael Edkins
1760–70
Badge of the Order of Saint Michael, Shell cameo, mounted in gold, with seashell motifs, French
French
17th century, with modern chains and links
Michael Wilson
1969
Michael Wilson
1969
Michael Wilson
1969
Michael Wilson
1969
St. Michael, Alabaster, Spanish
Spanish
late 15th century
John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough (1650–1722), John Michael Rysbrack  Flemish, Carrara marble, British
John Michael Rysbrack
early to mid-1730s
John Barnard, John Michael Rysbrack  Flemish, Marble, British, London
John Michael Rysbrack
1744
Watch, Michael Ranna  Austrian, Metal, enameled; ivory, gold wires, pearls, possibly Austrian
Watchmaker: Michael Ranna
19th century
Candlestick, Michael Edkins, Opaque glass with enamel decoration, British
Possibly Michael Edkins
1760–70
Tea Caddy, Michael Edkins, Opaque glass with enamel decoration, British
Possibly Michael Edkins
1760–70
Tea Caddy, Michael Edkins, Opaque glass with enamel decoration, British
Possibly Michael Edkins
1760–70
Taperstick, Michael Edkins, Opaque glass with enamel decoration, British
Possibly Michael Edkins
1760–70
Symbol Series #2, Michael David  American, Charcoal and acrylic on paper
Michael David
1992
Mugual Series, Number 1, Michael David  American, Colored wax and solvent transfer print on paper
Michael David
1992
Tumbler, Michael Powolny  Austrian, Glass, Austrian (Vienna)
Designer Michael Powolny
Manufacturer J. & L. Lobmeyr, Vienna, Austria
ca. 1925
The Sculptor, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
ca. 1937
Black Country, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
ca. 1938
Bootleg Coal, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
1935
Cloud Burst, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
1939
November Day, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Lithograph
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
1935–43
Mine Cove, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Lithograph
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
ca. 1937
Little Gray House, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Lithograph
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
ca. 1940
Back Street, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
ca. 1936
The Wood Gathers, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
1935–43
The Lynching, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
ca. 1940
Catalpa Tree, Michael J. Gallagher  American, Wood engraving
Michael J. Gallagher
Publisher WPA
1935–43
Cup with cover with Hebrew inscriptions, Joachim Michael Salecker, Silver gilt, Austrian, Vienna
Silversmith Joachim Michael Salecker
1723
Ducks, Andrew Michael Dasburg  American, Oil on canvas
Andrew Michael Dasburg
1927

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