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Your Brothers' Blood Cries Out #3
William Gropper
1943
Cross Currents
Ann Chernow
2015
Pair of armchairs (part of a set)
Italian, Naples
ca. 1780
Your Brothers' Blood Cries Out #7
William Gropper
1943
Your Brothers' Blood Cries Out #4
William Gropper
1943
Your Brothers' Blood Cries Out #6
William Gropper
1943
Your Brothers' Blood Cries Out #5
William Gropper
1943
Your Brothers' Blood Cries Out #2
William Gropper
1943
Your Brothers' Blood Cries Out #8
William Gropper
1943
Pier Table
Charles-Honoré Lannuier
1815–19
Cider Making
William Sidney Mount
1840–41
Cabinet
Herter Brothers
1879–82
Stool (tabouret)
Friedrich Gilly
ca. 1805–10
Chasuble
Indian, Coromandel Coast and Central European, for European market
ca. 1725, patched and reassembled in current form ca. 1775
Spear Foreshaft
Big Nambas people
late 19th–early 20th century
Platter
Espiritu Santo Island
19th–early 20th century
Side chair
Herter Brothers
1879
Genji’s mother, the Kiritsubo Consort, adored by Genji’s father and tormented by her rivals, tragically dies when Genji is only three years old, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi), 1987.
Yamato Waki
1987
The wandering spirit of Lady Rokujō, Genji’s neglected lover, attacking his first wife, Lady Aoi, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
ca. 1981
Ukifune’s attempt to drown herself, inspired by the painting Ophelia by John Everett Millais, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1992
Lady Murasaki and Genji at Nijō on a snowy night after his overtures to Princess Asagao are finally over, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
ca. 1984
The death of Genji, the empty chapter in Murasaki’s tale, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1989
Niou whisking Ukifune away by boat from her residence in Uji to a secluded villa, where they can be together in private, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1992
Genji with the young Murasaki, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Fujitsubo and to whom he has developed an overpowering attraction, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1990
Genji mourning the loss of Fujitsubo, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1984
Prince Genji (age 3, after the death of his mother), from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1993
The Third Princess, the youngest daughter of the former Suzaku Emperor, with her pet cat, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1987
Genji’s father and mother, the Kiritsubo Emperor and his consort, from the manga series The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn (Genji monogatari: Asaki yumemishi)
Yamato Waki
1984
Inferno
Franz von Stuck
1908
Tile Panel
first half 17th century
Americana
Charles Sheeler
1931
Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints
ca. 1504
Side chair
Herter Brothers
1879
[Reassembly of the George Washington Statue, Union Square Park, New York]
Berenice Abbott
1929–30
Mobile
Alexander Calder
1941
Chiki, ton pays (Chiki, Your Country)
Leonora Carrington
1944
Tile Panel
late 16th century
Incense burner in the shape of a goose
China
early 15th century
Bacchanale Russe
Malvina Cornell Hoffman
1912
Autumn Rhythm (Number 30)
Jackson Pollock
1950