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Bust of Pseudo-Seneca, Peter Paul Rubens , and Assistant (?) Flemish, Pen and brown ink over black chalk heightened with white, with brush and gray ink — Bust of Pseudo-Seneca
Peter Paul Rubens
1600–1626

Comb, Moose antler, Seneca or Susquehannock, Native American — Comb
Seneca or Susquehannock, Native American
ca. 1680

Seneca, Wedgwood and Co., Basalt, British, Staffordshire — Seneca
Wedgwood and Co.
1787

Seneca Lake, Arthur Dove American, Watercolor, gouache, and ink on paper — Seneca Lake
Arthur Dove
1935

Pair of Moccasins, Native-tanned skin, quill, silk, glass, Seneca — Pair of Moccasins
Seneca
ca. 1830

Pair of Moccasins, Native-tanned skin, porcupine quill, Seneca — Pair of Moccasins
Seneca
ca. 1808

Mother-and-Child Doll, Corn husk, cotton, wool, Native-tanned skin, glass, silk, Seneca — Mother-and-Child Doll
Seneca
1870–80

Nero and the Dying Seneca, Master of the Roman Emperors, Bronze, possibly Italian, Rome — Nero and the Dying Seneca
Master of the Roman Emperors
ca. 1445

Untitled (Dream Catcher), Marie Watt Seneca, American, Reclaimed wool blankets, satin binding, and thread, Seneca, Native American — Untitled (Dream Catcher)
Marie Watt
2014

Study of a Male Nude Study for "The Death of Seneca", Eugène Delacroix French, Graphite on buff Bristol board — Study of a Male Nude Study for "The Death of Seneca"
Eugène Delacroix
1838–40

The Passing Storm

Seneca Ray Stoddard

ca. 1885

931. Junction of the Hudson and Sacondaga.

Seneca Ray Stoddard

1860s–70s

925. Luzerne Falls

Seneca Ray Stoddard

1860s–70s

1155. Cathedral Rocks from the Pulpit, Ausable Chasm.

Seneca Ray Stoddard

1860s–70s

943. The Flume, Palmer's Falls

Seneca Ray Stoddard

1860s–70s

Seneca Ray Stoddard

1860s–70s

937. Lake Luzerne -- Looking East.

Seneca Ray Stoddard

1860s–70s

938. Lake Luzerne --Looking North.

Seneca Ray Stoddard

1860s–70s

The Death of Seneca, Pierre Peyron French, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash — The Death of Seneca
Pierre Peyron
ca. 1773

The Death of Seneca, Jean Guillaume Moitte French, Pen and black ink, brush and brown wash, heightened with white gouache on blue paper — The Death of Seneca
Jean Guillaume Moitte
ca. 1770–90

Pouch, English wool, cotton, silk, glass beads, Onondowahgah/Seneca, Native American — Pouch
Onondowahgah/Seneca, Native American
early 19th century

Lucas Vorsterman I

Peter Paul Rubens

Ga-Non-Gah Gasda-We-Sa, Horn (ox?), wood, pebbles or pellets, Native American (Seneca) — Ga-Non-Gah Gasda-We-Sa
Native American (Seneca)
19th century

onoˀkæ ˀ kastáwēˀshæˀ (copy), horn (cow or ox), wood, pebbles or pellets, metal, Native American (Seneca) — onoˀkæ ˀ kastáwēˀshæˀ (copy)
Native American (Seneca)
19th century

Ka'nohko'wha (copy), Wood, skin, Native American (Seneca) — Ka'nohko'wha (copy)
Native American (Seneca)
late 19th century

onoˀkæ ˀ kastáwēˀshæˀ (copy), Andrew John Jr. , he was an active advocate for the Seneca Nation. Seneca Nation, wood, horn (cow or ox), wood, metal, Native American (Seneca) — onoˀkæ ˀ kastáwēˀshæˀ (copy)
Andrew John Jr.
19th century

Ka'Nohko'Wah, Wood, leather, cloth, iron, Native American (Seneca) — Ka'Nohko'Wah
Native American (Seneca)
1908 (?)

Gas We Sa, Wood, horn (cow), pebbles or pellet, metal, Native American (Seneca) — Gas We Sa
Native American (Seneca)
ca. 1903

Yé ōtawásthaˀ (copy), Wood, metal, hide, Native American (Seneca) — Yé ōtawásthaˀ (copy)
Native American (Seneca)
ca. 1903

The bust of Seneca, in a niche, Lucas Vorsterman I Flemish, Etching and engraving; second state of two — The bust of Seneca, in a niche
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1620

The bust of Seneca, in a niche, Lucas Vorsterman I Flemish, Etching and engraving; second state of two — The bust of Seneca, in a niche
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1620

The bust of Seneca, in a stonework niche, Cornelis Galle I Netherlandish, Engraving — The bust of Seneca, in a stonework niche
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1615

Queer power! : a time travelling coloring book, Chitra Ganesh American — Queer power! : a time travelling coloring book
Chitra Ganesh
2021

De quattuor virtutibus Cadinalibus

Lucius Annaeus Seneca

Snellaert

April 1497

Seneca's morals, by way of abstract. To which is added a discourse, under the title of an after thought by Sir Roger L'Estrange, Knt.

Multiple artists/makers

1806

Kanyáhte’ ká’nowa’ (Snapping turtle rattle) or Kastáwēˀshæˀ (Ga-Nó-Wa Gustáh), Shell, wood, cherry pits?, leather, Native American (Iroquois) — Kanyáhte’ ká’nowa’ (Snapping turtle rattle) or Kastáwēˀshæˀ (Ga-Nó-Wa Gustáh)
Native American (Iroquois)
19th century

Ga-No-Go-O, Wood, Native American (Seneca, Allegheny band) — Ga-No-Go-O
Native American (Seneca, Allegheny band)
late 19th century

Ga-Nón-Gah Gasda-We-Sa, Oxhorn, wood, metal, pellets or pebbles, Native American (Seneca,Alleghany band) — Ga-Nón-Gah Gasda-We-Sa
Native American (Seneca,Alleghany band)
19th century

Ga-Non-Gah Gasda-We-Sa, Ox or cow horn, wood, metal, pebbles or pellets, Native American (Seneca,Alleghany band) — Ga-Non-Gah Gasda-We-Sa
Native American (Seneca,Alleghany band)
19th century

Ga-Snónk Gustah We Seh, Hickory bark, pebbles, Native American (Seneca, Alleghany, Iriquoian) — Ga-Snónk Gustah We Seh
Native American (Seneca, Alleghany, Iriquoian)
19th century