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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

J-180 Everly Brothers model (serial no. 343560), Gibson American, Spruce, mahogany, rosewood, nickel, plastic, mother-of-pearl — J-180 Everly Brothers model (serial no. 343560)
Gibson
Phil Everly
ca. 1965

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Untitled Chair #1, Sara Sanders American, Lithograph — Untitled Chair #1
Multiple artists/makers
2010

Untitled Chair #2, Sara Sanders American, Lithograph — Untitled Chair #2
Multiple artists/makers
2012

Untitled Chair #3, Sara Sanders American, Lithograph — Untitled Chair #3
Multiple artists/makers
2013

Untitled Chair #4, Sara Sanders American, Lithograph — Untitled Chair #4
Multiple artists/makers
2013

Pansy I-VIII, Sara Sanders American, Watercolor monotype — Pansy I-VIII
Multiple artists/makers
2013

Untitled, Joseph Hart American, Single color letterpress on Hahnemühle Copperplate Paper — Untitled
Multiple artists/makers
2014

Gumball Machine #4

Multiple artists/makers

2010

J-180 Everly Brothers Model (serial no. 10677), Gibson American, Spruce, mahogany, rosewood, nickel, celluloid plastic, mother-of-pearl — J-180 Everly Brothers Model (serial no. 10677)
Gibson
Don Everly
ca. 1962

Southern Jumbo (serial no. 92303004), Gibson American, Spruce, mahogany, rosewood, metal, plastic — Southern Jumbo (serial no. 92303004)
Gibson
Don Everly
ca. 1954

On the Nile, The Egyptian Lover American, Record — On the Nile
Multiple artists/makers
1984

Christ child (from a nativity), Caspicara (Manuel Chil), Wood, polychromed and gilded; glass eyes, Ecuadoran — Christ child (from a nativity)
Caspicara (Manuel Chil)
18th century

Mary (from a nativity), Caspicara (Manuel Chil), Wood, polychromed and gilded; glass eyes; metal halo, Ecuadoran — Mary (from a nativity)
Caspicara (Manuel Chil)
18th century

Joseph (from a nativity), Caspicara (Manuel Chil), Wood, polychromed and gilded; glass eyes; metal halo, Ecuadoran — Joseph (from a nativity)
Caspicara (Manuel Chil)
18th century

Old Colored School, Beverly Buchanan American, Wood and paint — Old Colored School
Beverly Buchanan
2010

The art of pulp painting, Beverly Sky American — The art of pulp painting
Multiple artists/makers
2005

Jug, C. A. Lawrence, Earthenware, American — Jug
C. A. Lawrence
Beverly Pottery
1875–80

Vase with flowers, Roberta Beverly Kennon American, Earthenware, American — Vase with flowers
Roberta Beverly Kennon
Newcomb Pottery
1905

Dagger, Horn (buffalo), Indian, Bhil — Dagger
Indian, Bhil
18th–19th century

Dagger, Horn (buffalo), Indian, Bhil — Dagger
Indian, Bhil
18th–19th century

Cann, John Coverly American, Silver, American — Cann
John Coverly
1750–60

Harvest Angel, Evelyn Statsinger American, Oil on canvas — Harvest Angel
Evelyn Statsinger
1976

Pitcher, J. Eberly and Company American, Earthenware with slip decoration, American — Pitcher
J. Eberly and Company
1892–1903

Wash basin, J. Eberly and Company American, Earthenware with slip decoration, American — Wash basin
J. Eberly and Company
1892–1903

Bronze navicella-type fibula (safety pin), Bronze, Early Etruscan — Bronze navicella-type fibula (safety pin)
Early Etruscan
8th–7th century BCE

Gold Solidus of Constans II (641–68), Gold, Early Byzantine — Gold Solidus of Constans II (641–68)
Early Byzantine
654–659

Double Insect Pendant, Gold or gold alloy, Early Quimbaya — Double Insect Pendant
Early Quimbaya
300 BCE–700 CE

Stained-glass window, Evert Duyckinck American, born Netherlands, Painted leaded glass, American — Stained-glass window
Evert Duyckinck
ca. 1656

Cann, Stephen Emery American, Silver, American — Cann
Stephen Emery
ca. 1785