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Peck & Snyder's Encyclopedia and Illustrated and Descriptive Price List of all Out-and-Indoor Games; also, sporting goods of every description

Peck & Snyder

1875

Double-Barreled Wheellock Pistol Made for Emperor Charles V (reigned 1519–56), Peter Peck German, Steel, gold, wood (cherry), staghorn, German, Munich — Double-Barreled Wheellock Pistol Made for Emperor Charles V (reigned 1519–56)
Peter Peck
Ambrosius Gemlich
ca. 1540–45

Handkerchief, Peck & Peck American, linen, American — Handkerchief
Peck & Peck
ca. 1930

Stockings, Peck & Peck American, silk, American — Stockings
Peck & Peck
1900–1915

Handkerchief, Peck & Peck American, Printed cotton, American — Handkerchief
Peck & Peck
1933

Textile, Peck & Peck American, Printed cotton, American — Textile
Peck & Peck
1927

In the City III, George Peck American, Oil and wood on canvas — In the City III
George Peck
1984

Heart On, Joan Snyder American, Oil, acrylic, paper, fabric, cheesecloth, papier maché, mattress batting, and thread on canvas — Heart On
Joan Snyder
1975

Smashed Strokes Hope, Joan Snyder American, Oil on canvas — Smashed Strokes Hope
Joan Snyder
1971

Angry Woman, from "Femfolio", Joan Snyder American, Digital print with color lithography and hand coloring — Angry Woman, from "Femfolio"
Multiple artists/makers
2007

For The Children, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut and stencil — For The Children
Joan Snyder
1988

Imagine, Joan Snyder American, Soft-ground etching and sugar lift aquatint on Arches paper — Imagine
Joan Snyder
Paul Levitt
1975

Cow, Joan Snyder American, Soft-ground etching, spit bite, sugar lift aquatint, open bite, and etching on Arches paper — Cow
Joan Snyder
Aeropress
1978

Resurrection Etching, Joan Snyder American, Photo etching, soft-ground etching, color sugar lift aquatint (from two plates), open bite, and line etching on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching
Joan Snyder
Aeropress
1978–81

Mommy Why?, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut hand-inked with oil paint by the artist on Yamato mulberry paper — Mommy Why?
Joan Snyder
Chip Elwell
1983–84

Resurrection Etching (WP1), Joan Snyder American, Photo etching, soft-ground etching, sugar lift etching, and open bite (with some sections, at left, collaged) on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching (WP1)
Joan Snyder
1978–81

Resurrection Etching (WP5), Joan Snyder American, Photo etching, soft-ground etching, sugar lift etching, open bite, aquatint, and line etching on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching (WP5)
Joan Snyder
1978–81

Resurrection Etching (WP6), Joan Snyder American, Photo etching, soft-ground etching, sugar lift etching, open bite, aquatint, line etching with collage, graphite, and watercolor on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching (WP6)
Joan Snyder
1978–81

Resurrection Etching (WP7), Joan Snyder American, Photo etching, soft-ground etching, sugar lift etching, open bite, color aquatint (from one plate), and line etching on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching (WP7)
Joan Snyder
1978–81

Resurrection Etching (WP9), Joan Snyder American, Sugar lift aquatint on Arches paper — Resurrection Etching (WP9)
Joan Snyder
1978–81

Things Have Tears and We Know Suffering, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut — Things Have Tears and We Know Suffering
Joan Snyder
1984

Mommy Why?, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut — Mommy Why?
Joan Snyder
1983–84

Dancing in the Dark, Joan Snyder American, Woodcut — Dancing in the Dark
Joan Snyder
1982–84

Jazimina and Ronald

Wendy Snyder MacNeil

1987

Wendy Snyder MacNeil

1977, printed 1981

The Broadway Tabernacle, New York, in Anniversary Week, Snyder, Black & Sturn American, Lithograph — The Broadway Tabernacle, New York, in Anniversary Week
Snyder, Black & Sturn
ca. 1856

[Seated Young Man in Gothic Chair]

Unknown

Peck & Co.

ca. 1857

H. A. Smith

Peck & Co.

1850s–60s

Evening top hat, Knox American, Silk, hair, wool, American — Evening top hat
Knox
Schumm & Snyder Hat Shop
ca. 1930

Study for Resurrection Etching

Joan Snyder

Aeropress

1978

Another Version of Cherry Fall

Joan Snyder

Rutgers University

1996

Requiem/Let them Rest

Multiple artists/makers

1998

Multiple artists/makers

2006

Joan Snyder

Jungle Press Editions, Ltd.

2010

Joan Snyder

1978

Joan Snyder

1978

Joan Snyder

1978

Study for Resurrection Etching (WP1)

Joan Snyder

1978

Study for Resurrection Etching (WP2)

Joan Snyder

1978

Study for Resurrection Etching (WP3)

Joan Snyder

1978