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Four Freedoms, Carl Schmitz American, Silver, mat — Four Freedoms
Carl Schmitz
1943

Four Freedoms, Carl Schmitz American, Silver, mat — Four Freedoms
Carl Schmitz
1943

[Merchants' Carnival Portrait: J.C. Bowman & Co. C.O.D. Grocery, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

Schmitz

1880s–1890s

Seven putti carrying a garland of fruit, Heinrich Schmitz German, Etching and engraving — Seven putti carrying a garland of fruit
Heinrich Schmitz
Peter Paul Rubens
ca. 1780–87

L'Ordre François Trouvé dans la Nature, Présenté au Roi le 21 Septembre 1776

Multiple artists/makers

1783

Jagdhorn in G, Jacob Schmidt German, Brass, German — Jagdhorn in G
Jacob Schmidt
ca. 1710–20

Vase, Carl Schmidt American, Earthenware, American — Vase
Carl Schmidt
Rookwood Pottery Company
1900–1925

Side Chair, Karl Schmieg German, Walnut — Side Chair
Karl Schmieg
ca. 1925

Hunting Horn in D, Jacob Schmidt German, Brass, German — Hunting Horn in D
Jacob Schmidt
1660–1720

Tankard, M. Schmid, Tin-glazed earthenware with engraved and gilt metal mounts, German, Nuremberg — Tankard
M. Schmid
early 18th century

Swiss mountain landscape with small bridge spanning a brook, Franz Schütz German, Watercolor and gouache, over graphite — Swiss mountain landscape with small bridge spanning a brook
Franz Schütz
1751–81

The Three Graces, Sebastian Schütz German, Pen and black ink, brush and brown and gray wash, over red and black chalk — The Three Graces
Sebastian Schütz
1600–1631

Console, Dana Schutz American, Oil on canvas — Console
Dana Schutz
2003

Fuchs, du hast die Gans gestohlen!, Erwin Schütz Austrian, Watercolor and gouche — Fuchs, du hast die Gans gestohlen!
Erwin Schütz
ca. 1900

Visitation, Randall Schmit American, Acrylic, oil, wax crayon, and metallic spray paint on canvas — Visitation
Randall Schmit
1988

A View in Kew Gardens of the Alhambra and the Pagoda, Heinrich Joseph Schütz German, Aquatint with watercolor — A View in Kew Gardens of the Alhambra and the Pagoda
Heinrich Joseph Schütz
Franz Joseph Manskirch
1813

No. 1: She Will Be A Soldier, Heinrich Joseph Schütz German, Etching — No. 1: She Will Be A Soldier
Multiple artists/makers
May 1, 1798

No. 2: He Won't Be A Soldier, Heinrich Joseph Schütz German, Etching — No. 2: He Won't Be A Soldier
Multiple artists/makers
May 1, 1798

Soldiers Attending Divine Service, Heinrich Joseph Schütz German, Hand-colored etching and aquatint — Soldiers Attending Divine Service
Multiple artists/makers
August 1, 1798

No. 4: Soldiers Recruiting, Heinrich Joseph Schütz German, Hand-colored etching and aquatint — No. 4: Soldiers Recruiting
Multiple artists/makers
August 1, 1798

Soldiers Attending Divine Service, Heinrich Joseph Schütz German, Etching and aquatint, hand colored — Soldiers Attending Divine Service
Multiple artists/makers
August 1, 1798

Vase with waterlilies, Theo Schmutz-Baudiss German, Glazed porcelain, German, Munich — Vase with waterlilies
Theo Schmutz-Baudiss
München Vereinigte Werkstätten
ca. 1898–1901

Watch, Karl Schmidt German, Gilt metal, silver, German — Watch
Karl Schmidt
ca. 1600

Birth of the King of Rome. 1811., J. Schmidt German, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Birth of the King of Rome. 1811.
Multiple artists/makers
19th century

Close-Helmet for the Field, Martin Schmidt German, Steel, gold, brass, German, possibly Augsburg — Close-Helmet for the Field
Martin Schmidt
dated 1594, with later restorations

Automaton clock in the form of a lion, Karl Schmidt German, Case: gilded brass and gilded silver on a base of ebony, and ebony veneered on fruitwood; Dial: silvered brass; Movement: iron and brass, German, Augsburg — Automaton clock in the form of a lion
Karl Schmidt
ca. 1620–35

[Walker Evans at Fortune Magazine Offices, New York City], Ben Schultz, Gelatin silver print — [Walker Evans at Fortune Magazine Offices, New York City]
Ben Schultz
ca. 1960

[Walker Evans' House, Old Lyme, Connecticut], Ben Schultz, Gelatin silver print — [Walker Evans' House, Old Lyme, Connecticut]
Ben Schultz
1962

[Walker Evans with Cigarette at Fortune Magazine Offices, New York City], Ben Schultz, Gelatin silver print — [Walker Evans with Cigarette at Fortune Magazine Offices, New York City]
Ben Schultz
ca. 1960

Serpent in C, W. Schmidt German, Wood, leather, brass, German — Serpent in C
W. Schmidt
ca. 1805

Grand Piano, Johann Schmidt Austrian, Various materials, Austrian (Salzburg) — Grand Piano
Johann Schmidt
ca. 1790–95

Mandolin Harp, Oscar Schmidt American, Wood, metal, plastic, American — Mandolin Harp
Oscar Schmidt
ca. 1900

Beaker, Matthäus Schmidt, Silver gilt, German, Augsburg — Beaker
Matthäus Schmidt
late 17th century

Table clock, Karl Schmidt German, Copper gilt, German — Table clock
Karl Schmidt
ca. 1600

Brunnhilde with Heart, Dana Schutz American, Brush and ink and crayon on paper (recto) ; Brush and ink on paper (verso) — Brunnhilde with Heart
Dana Schutz
2012

Quiet Reflections, Rookwood Pottery Company American, Earthenware, American — Quiet Reflections
Rookwood Pottery Company
Carl Schmidt
1916

Evening Glow, Rookwood Pottery Company American, Earthenware, American — Evening Glow
Rookwood Pottery Company
Carl Schmidt
1916

Edge of the Pond, Rookwood Pottery Company American, Earthenware, American — Edge of the Pond
Rookwood Pottery Company
Carl Schmidt
1916

A Young Couple Viewing Ruins near Bingen, Christian Georg Schütz the Younger German, Pen and black ink, watercolor; framing line in pen and black ink, probably by the artist — A Young Couple Viewing Ruins near Bingen
Christian Georg Schütz the Younger
1801

The Ruin of Liebenstein Castle near Bornhofen am Rhein, Seen from the North-West, Christian Georg Schütz the Younger German, Pen and black ink, brush and gray ink; framing line in pen and black ink. Laid down — The Ruin of Liebenstein Castle near Bornhofen am Rhein, Seen from the North-West
Christian Georg Schütz the Younger
1803