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how to make a refugee, Phil Collins British, Single-channel video, color, sound, 12 minutes — how to make a refugee
Phil Collins
1999

Mrs. Alfred Q. Collins, Alfred Q. Collins American, Oil on canvas, American — Mrs. Alfred Q. Collins
Alfred Q. Collins
1885–1903

Alexander Stewart Wetherill, Alfred Q. Collins American, Oil on canvas, American — Alexander Stewart Wetherill
Alfred Q. Collins
ca. 1890–1900

"Phil May's Bust. Has he?", Phil May British, Pen and black ink — "Phil May's Bust. Has he?"
Phil May
ca. 1882

Phil, Chuck Close American, Daguerreotype — Phil
Chuck Close
Philip Glass
2001

Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Goudey Gum Company's Big League Chewing Gum series (R319), Goudey Gum Company American, Commercial lithograph — Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Goudey Gum Company's Big League Chewing Gum series (R319)
Goudey Gum Company
1933

The Approach to Phil‘, Francis Frith British, Albumen silver print from glass negative — The Approach to Phil‘
Francis Frith
1857

Invitation from Phil May to a Private View of his Drawings at the Fine Art Society, 148 New Bond Street, Phil May British, Lithograph — Invitation from Phil May to a Private View of his Drawings at the Fine Art Society, 148 New Bond Street
Phil May
1895

Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company, The Diamond Match Company American, Printed matchbook — Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company
The Diamond Match Company
1934

Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company, The Diamond Match Company American, Printed matchbook — Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company
The Diamond Match Company
1934

Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company, The Diamond Match Company American, Printed matchbook — Phil Collins, Philadelphia Phillies, from the Baseball Players Match Cover design series (U1) issued by Diamond Match Company
The Diamond Match Company
1934

Phil Collins, from the Tattoo Orbit series (R305) issued by the Orbit Gum Company to promote Tattoo Gum, William Wrigley Jr. Company, Commercial lithograph — Phil Collins, from the Tattoo Orbit series (R305) issued by the Orbit Gum Company to promote Tattoo Gum
William Wrigley Jr. Company
1933

Elliott and Fry

Wilkie Collins

1860s

The Fortune Teller, John Collins, Copperplate print on cotton plain weave, British, Phippsbridge, near Merton, Surrey — The Fortune Teller
John Collins
Nixon & Co.
ca. 1770

George Howard (1773–1848), Lord Morpeth, Richard Collins British, Ivory — George Howard (1773–1848), Lord Morpeth
Richard Collins

Portrait of a Man, Samuel Collins British, Ivory — Portrait of a Man
Samuel Collins

Verso of bakery card from the Stamps and Mail Carriers of All Nations series (D73), issued by Collins Family Bread, Collins Family Bread, Commercial color lithograph — Verso of bakery card from the Stamps and Mail Carriers of All Nations series (D73), issued by Collins Family Bread
Collins Family Bread
early 20th century

Dr. John Collins Warren, Southworth and Hawes American, Daguerreotype — Dr. John Collins Warren
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1850

"Narciso" Tom Collins Glass, Isabel Giampietro Knoll American, Glass — "Narciso" Tom Collins Glass
Isabel Giampietro Knoll
Royal Leerdam Glass
1956

Double Portrait of John Somes Dolliver and William Collins Dolliver, William Kennedy, Oil on canvas, American — Double Portrait of John Somes Dolliver and William Collins Dolliver
William Kennedy
ca. 1848

Frances and Ethel de Forest, daughters of Robert de Forest, George Collins Cox American, Albumen silver print — Frances and Ethel de Forest, daughters of Robert de Forest
George Collins Cox
ca. 1890

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Tiffany in Louis C. Tiffany's Studio, George Collins Cox American, Platinum print (?) — Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Tiffany in Louis C. Tiffany's Studio
George Collins Cox
ca. 1890

Hat, Collins & Fairbanks Co. American, Straw, silk, leather, American — Hat
Collins & Fairbanks Co.
ca. 1918

Study of a Lady in a Riding Habit, Phil May British, Pen and black ink — Study of a Lady in a Riding Habit
Phil May
late 19th–early 20th century

Costume Drawing for Little John, Phil May British, Pen and black ink, brush and wash and watercolor over graphite — Costume Drawing for Little John
Phil May
late 19th century

The Hoffman House Saloon, New York, Phil May British, Pen and black ink — The Hoffman House Saloon, New York
Phil May
ca. 1895

Black Star (IQ test), Phil Sanders, Screenprint — Black Star (IQ test)
Multiple artists/makers
2011

Aftermath, Phil Bard American, Lithograph — Aftermath
Phil Bard
WPA
1938

Off the Docks, Phil Bard American, Lithograph — Off the Docks
Phil Bard
WPA
1935–43

New Masses Magazine, November 1931, Phil Bard American, Photomechanical relief print — New Masses Magazine, November 1931
Phil Bard
New Masses, Inc.
November 1931

A Confession, Phil May British, Graphite on artist's board — A Confession
Phil May
Lilian Emerson May
1901

Charles M. Conlon

1912

Specifications of Samuel Collins: Castors for Furniture

Multiple artists/makers

1855

[Ax-Grinders in Collins Company Factory, Collinsville, Connecticut], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Ax-Grinders in Collins Company Factory, Collinsville, Connecticut]
Walker Evans
1945

[Dr. John Collins Warren With a Fetal Human Skeleton and Model of a Human Heart in Wax]

Unknown

John Collins Warren

late 1840s

[Clair M. Elston, Vice President, Collins Company, Collinsville, Connecticut], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Clair M. Elston, Vice President, Collins Company, Collinsville, Connecticut]
Walker Evans
1945

[Leonard B. Hough, Vice President, Collins Company, Collinsville, Connecticut], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Leonard B. Hough, Vice President, Collins Company, Collinsville, Connecticut]
Walker Evans
1945

Collins & Pell Moulding Planing Mill, Catalogue of Wood Mouldings & Beads of Every Description

Collins & Pell

Julius Bien

ca. 1850 (?)

Phil/Fingerprint

Multiple artists/makers

1981