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Tall Clock
Duncan Beard
1790
John Boydell, Lord Mayor of London
John Condé
1792
Hanington's Dioramic Representation of the Great Fire in New York, Dec. 16 and 17, 1835. Now Exhibiting with Other Moving Dioramic Scenes, at the American Museum Every Evening...
H. Sewell
1836
James Northcote, Esq.
Peter Condé
1795
Frontispiece to European Magazine, V. 41
Coade's Artificial Stone Manufactory
1802
General Arnold, from the "European Magazine"
Anonymous, British, 18th century
March 1, 1783
Rt. Hon-ble. Charles Earl Cornwallis, KB, from the "European Magazine"
Anonymous, British, late 18th century
1786
The Death of Mary Queen of Scots (from "European Magazine and London Review," volume I)
William Walker
June 1, 1782
A Book Peddler
Master of the Canesso Peddler
ca. 1670–90
John Graney, Outfield, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
The Temptation of Saint Mary Magdalen
Johann Liss
ca. 1626
Lady Hamilton
John Condé
1803
Joe Sewell, Shortstop, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
A Book of Favourite Modern Ballads
Myles Birket Foster
1865
"Stuffy" McInnis, First Base, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Larry Gardner, Third Base, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Walter Mails, Pitcher, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Les Nunamaker, Catcher, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Jim Bagby, Pitcher, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
George Uhle, Pitcher, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Al Sothoron, Pitcher, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Joe Wood, Outfield, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Charlie Jamieson, Outfield, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Tris Speaker, Outfield, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Steve O'Neill, Catcher, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Stanley Coveleskie, Pitcher, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
Bill Wambsganss, Second Base, Cleveland Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922
The Fortune-Teller
Georges de La Tour
probably 1630s
The Musicians
Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi)
1597
Playing cards with photo (W560)
1927
Mother and Child
Philip Guston
ca. 1930