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W. Joseph Edwards

Sam[uel] Houston

ca. 1870

Sō Sām Sāi, Coconut, skin, ivory, mother-of-pearl, Thai — Sō Sām Sāi
Thai
19th century

Carousel State, Sam Gilliam American, Acrylic and aluminum powder on canvas — Carousel State
Sam Gilliam
1968

Pitcher, Sam Haile British, Earthenware, American — Pitcher
Sam Haile
1939–44

Whirlirama, Sam Gilliam American, Acrylic on canvas — Whirlirama
Sam Gilliam
1970

Brooch, Sam Kramer American, Silver and glass — Brooch
Sam Kramer
ca. 1950

Settee #3/87, Sam Maloof American, Maple, Ebony — Settee #3/87
Sam Maloof
1987

Blue Balls V, Sam Francis American, Oil on canvas — Blue Balls V
Sam Francis
1962

Stamps by Uncle Sam. Vol. 1 — Stamps by Uncle Sam. Vol. 1
1900?

Brooch, Sam Kramer American, Sterling silver and glass — Brooch
Sam Kramer
ca. 1950

Houston Ship Channel, near Houston, Texas., Photomechanical print — Houston Ship Channel, near Houston, Texas.
1900s–1930s

[Sam Loveman], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Sam Loveman]
Walker Evans
1929

[Sam Loveman], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Sam Loveman]
Walker Evans
1929

Bears Copulating, Mary Sam, Stone, Inuit — Bears Copulating
Mary Sam
1965

Yo Taplitz, Sam Messer American, Oil on canvas — Yo Taplitz
Sam Messer
1989

Untitled, Sam Feinstein American, Charcoal on paper — Untitled
Sam Feinstein
ca. 1952–53

Artist and Model, Sam Posey American, Color screenprint — Artist and Model
Sam Posey
2000

Good-bye Kisco Avenue, Sam Posey American, Color screenprint, woodcut — Good-bye Kisco Avenue
Sam Posey
2000

Structure, Number 2, Sam Francis American, Watercolor on paper — Structure, Number 2
Sam Francis
1957

Interior I, Sam Szafran French, Pastel on paper — Interior I
Sam Szafran
1972

Interior II, Sam Szafran French, Pastel on paper — Interior II
Sam Szafran
1972

Still Life with Two Figures, Sam Messer American, Oil on canvas — Still Life with Two Figures
Sam Messer
1984

Leah's Renoir, Sam Gilliam American, Acrylic on canvas with collage sections — Leah's Renoir
Sam Gilliam
1979

Sam Houston from Historical Characters Drawings strip cards (W500)

ca. 1920–30

Houston Street Window Washers, James Romberger American, Pastel on paper — Houston Street Window Washers
James Romberger
1987

Sam Neill Fantasy, Davida Allen Australian, Pastel and opaque watercolor and graphite, and cut and pasted fabrics, hair, and paintbrush on paper — Sam Neill Fantasy
Davida Allen
1986

Sam (Campus Vendor, from a Yale Class Album), George Kendall Warren American, Salted paper print — Sam (Campus Vendor, from a Yale Class Album)
George Kendall Warren
ca. 1858

[Hart Crane and Sam Loveman], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Hart Crane and Sam Loveman]
Walker Evans
1929–30

Cattle Auction, Houston

Garry Winogrand

1972, printed 2012

Charles M. Conlon

1912

Charles M. Conlon

ca. 1914

[Sam Loveman with Head in Hands], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Sam Loveman with Head in Hands]
Walker Evans
1929

[Study of Hands, Possibly Sam Loveman], Walker Evans American, Film negative — [Study of Hands, Possibly Sam Loveman]
Walker Evans
1929–30

The Hall-Mills Trial, Somerville, New Jersey

Sam Falk

1926

John L. Lewis with the Wage Policy Committee, New York Biltmore Hotel

Sam Falk

1939

St. Patrick's and Other Cathedrals

Sam Falk

1960s

Sam Feinstein

ca. 1952–53

Pitcher, Robert and William Wilson American, Silver, American — Pitcher
Robert and William Wilson
ca. 1845

Ia Orana Maria (Hail Mary), Paul Gauguin French, Oil on canvas — Ia Orana Maria (Hail Mary)
Paul Gauguin
1891

The Repast of the Lion, Henri Rousseau (le Douanier) French, Oil on canvas — The Repast of the Lion
Henri Rousseau (le Douanier)
ca. 1907