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Eugénie ou la nouvelle Susanne au bain

Madre

19th century

Les Empailles, Grand Roman Comique

Multiple artists/makers

1872

Jeremiah Platt, John Mare American, Oil on canvas, American — Jeremiah Platt
John Mare
1767

Standing cup, Michel Mader, Silver gilt, German, Nuremberg — Standing cup
Michel Mader
early 17th century

MAI, André Mare French, Silk and cotton — MAI
André Mare
ca. 1920

Rose Mousse, André Mare French, Silk and cotton — Rose Mousse
André Mare

"Draperies" Textile, André Mare French, Cotton — "Draperies" Textile
André Mare
Compagnie des Arts Français
ca. 1919

"Abundance" Textile, André Mare French, Silk — "Abundance" Textile
André Mare
Designed ca. 1911; manufactured after 1918

Draughtsman's instruments, Le Maire fils, Brass, wood, steel, French, Paris — Draughtsman's instruments
Le Maire fils
18th century

Necklace, three parallel chains with disk, Straw, Maure — Necklace, three parallel chains with disk
Maure
20th century

Necklace, five strands magenta-colored seeds, Seeds, plastic, Maure — Necklace, five strands magenta-colored seeds
Maure
20th century

Ensemble, Mrs. Made Krastins, linen, Latvian — Ensemble
Mrs. Made Krastins
mid-20th century

Pin, Mrs. Made Krastins, Silver, GLASS, Latvian — Pin
Mrs. Made Krastins
mid-20th century

Poetry Box, Dominic Di Mare American, Ink, watercolor, mirror on paper forms; wood — Poetry Box
Dominic Di Mare
1973

Architectural Drawing for a Chapel and Hospital, de la Maire French, Etching counterproof and wash — Architectural Drawing for a Chapel and Hospital
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1767

Portrait of Jean Honoré Fragonard, Tiburce de Mare French, Etching, printed in brown ink — Portrait of Jean Honoré Fragonard
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1880

Stool, Lockwood de Forest American, painted wood, original upholstery, American, made in India — Stool
Lockwood de Forest
1881

Jar with the emblem of the Order of Saint Augustine, Porcelain painted with cobalt blue under a transparent glaze, Chinese, made for export — Jar with the emblem of the Order of Saint Augustine
Chinese, made for export
ca. 1575–1600

Apostle plate with inscription of Saint Phillip, Porcelain, with polychrome enamel, Chinese, made for export — Apostle plate with inscription of Saint Phillip
Chinese, made for export
ca. 1740

Architectural Fantasy

Madge Gill

October 20, 1951

Madge Gill

January 24–25, 1952

Fables de la Fontaine (Fables of La Fontaine) Wallpaper (No. 1605)

André Mare

Belle France

ca. 1920

Washington at the age of twenty-five

Multiple artists/makers

1851

Desk, Louis Süe French, Ebonized wood (probably beech), oak, zebrawood, gilt bronze, leather — Desk
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1925

Desk Chair, Louis Süe French, Ebonized wood (possibly walnut or beech), pigskin — Desk Chair
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1925

Mirror, Louis Süe French, Cherry or pearwood, mirror glass, paint, gold leaf, French — Mirror
Multiple artists/makers
Designed ca. 1919; manufactured 1923

Side Chair, Louis Süe French, Walnut, silk velvet — Side Chair
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1912; manufactured ca. 1920

Carpet, Louis Süe French, Wool — Carpet
Multiple artists/makers
1925

Le Dentiste des Dames

Joseph Jean Le Maire

Chez L'Auteur

1818

Map of the Antilles Islands, from "Atlante Veneto"

Padre Vincenzo Maria Coronelli

Sebastiano Bernardi

1697

“David-Weill” Chair (model no. 45), with “Tulipes et Œillets” (Tulips and Carnations, possibly pattern no. 2513) Upholstery, Louis Süe French, Mahogany, oak, wool — “David-Weill” Chair (model no. 45), with “Tulipes et Œillets” (Tulips and Carnations, possibly pattern no. 2513) Upholstery
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1923; manufactured probably late 1920s

Beads, string, Glass, African, made in Europe — Beads, string
African, made in Europe
18th century or later

Chevron Beads, Glass, African, made in Europe — Chevron Beads
African, made in Europe
18th century or later

Chevron Beads, Glass, African, made in Europe — Chevron Beads
African, made in Europe
18th century or later

Necklace, glass, ivory?, string, African, made in Europe — Necklace
African, made in Europe
late 18th–19th century

Robe, Satin, Tibet (made in Russia) — Robe
Tibet (made in Russia)
ca. 1900

Louis XIII style Ovolo frame (for Ingres's Portrait of the Princesse de Broglie), Pine; plaster ornament. Gilt; pink-orange bole., French (made United States) — Louis XIII style Ovolo frame (for Ingres's Portrait of the Princesse de Broglie)
French (made United States)
1950–60

Tureen in the form of a goose, Hard-paste porcelain, Chinese, made for export — Tureen in the form of a goose
Chinese, made for export
ca. 1770

Beads, string of eight, Glass, African, made in Europe — Beads, string of eight
African, made in Europe
18th century or later

Beads, string, Glass, African, made in Europe — Beads, string
African, made in Europe
18th century or later